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  • RE: How to find N Consecutive records in a table

    Thanks so much Everyone.

    The query suggested by Peter works flawless.

    Thanks once again.

    Javid

  • RE: How to find N Consecutive records in a table

    Yes, That's correct.

    If the N takes a value 3, then the months March and April should be ignored too.

  • RE: Timestamp to Datetime

    Yes, I agree with you Jeff. That's the reason I had mentioned this as a workaround rather than the best possible fix.

    The final datetime value obtained from timestamp being meaningless...

  • RE: Timestamp to Datetime

    Ok, I managed to fix the issue. Though this appears to be a quick workaround, I believe this will work long term (atleast for next 100 years in my case)

    CONVERT(DATETIME,...

  • RE: Timestamp to Datetime

    I would prefer to have a row versioning. I believe if I start using dates, then I might have to add some additional triggers that needs to be executed as...

  • RE: Timestamp to Datetime

    Thats good as long as you know how to fix it. I have been breaking my head in the past couple of days to actually come up with the right...

  • RE: Timestamp to Datetime

    True,

    I completely agree with you that it is a bug. I was just looking for a quick workaround to keep the process going until I fix it with a elegant...

  • RE: Timestamp to Datetime

    Actually I am working on some stored procedures that was written by another developer. In my case, the table has a timestamp column, which gets cast to a datetime value...

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