

- #SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT TOOL 2008 R2 ADVENTUREWORKS DATABASE FULL#
- #SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT TOOL 2008 R2 ADVENTUREWORKS DATABASE CODE#
If instead of quarter, the year was used for columnnames, you really would see the power of this query. It looks more ugly, but if you start the ' Total' with ' ZZ', you can always end total rows and columns. The effect however is that the second column and the first row represent the total values. I know the word ' ¡Total' now looks ugly but the row and/or column is clearly identifiable. If you would look here, you could see that character 161 is after the 'z'. In that case, you should look at your used collation in the database. To set this mode, go into the Query menu and select SQLCMD Mode. The point is that ' Total' starts with a ' t' and that ' u,v,w,x,y,z' can lead to a total row in the middle of your result set. Open and set SQLCMD Mode From the AdventureWorks 2008R2 Data Warehouse folder open the instawdwdb.sql file using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and then set Management Studio to run in SQLCMD Mode. ), 1, 2, ' ') + ' ]' DECLARE VARCHAR( 8000)ĪS p ' EXECUTE( TABLE #tempPivotTable Solution for Total Row at the Bottom SELECT = STUFF(( SELECT DISTINCT TOP 100 PERCENT ' ], as varchar) GROUP BY cast( as varchar), cast( as varchar)

#SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT TOOL 2008 R2 ADVENTUREWORKS DATABASE CODE#
Most developers know some SQL and when they have to create a query showing the relevance between two things, a query like this comes up:Ĭopy Code SELECT CASE WHEN GROUPING(cast( as varchar)) = 1 THEN ' Total' ELSE cast( as varchar)ĬASE WHEN GROUPING(cast( as varchar)) = 1 THEN ' Total' ELSE cast(CalendarQuarter as varchar)įROM. The Adventureworks database name is AdventureWorksDW2008R2. The queries attached to this project can be run in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) for SqlServer 2008 R2. The database used for this article is AdventureWorks which can be found here. By adding totals, a simple management report was created which very simply told our customer of what our system is capable of. When we created an Excel graph of the data, everyone was astonished.

#SQL SERVER MANAGEMENT TOOL 2008 R2 ADVENTUREWORKS DATABASE FULL#
The month he was starting to load full files instead of delta files was significantly showing in the result. It’s a complete business intelligence (BI) platform. Microsoft has designed SQL Server 2008 to be more than just a database. We wanted to see how big the system growth became. Foundations of SQL Server 2008 R2 Business Intelligence introduces the entire exciting gamut of business intelligence tools included with SQL Server 2008. One of my customers always loaded the delta of data in our system until he found out that it was possible to add each month all data into our system. To make it dynamic, a little programming has to be done. Unfortunately the PIVOT command in SQL Server (2005 and up) works with named column names. In this case, you can see that TransAct SQL has event handlers and in combination with the WITH CUBE command, they come in very handy. The second step is to add lines for calculating totals. In this article, the creation of dynamic pivots are explained.
