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skillile
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2002-02-01 : 09:04:24
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| I have seen something like this before but I cant seemto find it again.I want to split this table out into rows.create table #time (time varchar(20), timecount int)insert #time values('8:00:00', 2)insert #time values('9:00:00', 3)insert #time values('10:00:00', 2)after the split I want 7 rows of data 2 8's, 3 9's, 2 10'sany suggestions.slow down to move faster... |
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ToddV
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2002-02-01 : 09:21:18
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| Do you have a tally or sequence table? This will do it.create table #time (time varchar(20), timecount int)insert #time values('8:00:00', 2)insert #time values('9:00:00', 3)insert #time values('10:00:00', 2)--after the split I want 7 rows of data 2 8's, 3 9's, 2 10'sSelect * FROM #Time A JOIN Tally B ON A.timecount >= Tally |
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