Hello,
I have such a problem. Need to add additional column to my query. The column should consist of set of fixed number (same as number of query rows) values (text). At start thought it's simple but now Im lost. Is there any chance to do it. Apreciate any help. I need to tell that I have only access to select on this database so no use of operation on tables.
I found on the net something to start with
Adding Columns in SQL SELECT statements by Andy Kramek http://weblogs.foxite.com/andykramek/archive/2005/09/18/921.aspx
SELECT *, CAST( 0 AS INT) AS newint FROM sample
but it just add a column with value 0 to the set of results.
|||What is the version you are using... (2000/2005) Give some sample data & required output..
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I'm using ver. 2005. The select is very simple concerns the tables with historical rates for curves.
So there are four columns:
1) Date
2) Name of the curve
3) DF
4) Implied rate
there are 17 rows of data
and I need to add column with fixed tenors
O/N
T/N
S/N
1W
2W
1M
2M
3M
4M
5M
6M
7M
8M
9M
10M
11M
1Y
|||Ok.. do you want the result as bellow,
1) Date
2) Name of the curve
3) DF
4) Implied rate
5)O/N6)T/N
7)S/N
8)1W
9)2W
10)1M
..
..
17)IY
if yes what data you want to display on this 17 columns
|||Your questions not clear properly. But I think this will help you,
USE PUBS
Go
SELECT COUNT(*) row_num, A.au_lname
FROM authors A, authors B
WHERE A.au_lname > B.au_lname
GROUP BY A.au_lname
ORDER BY COUNT(*)
I want results to look like this:
Tenor / Date / Name of the curve/ DF / Implied rate
O/N 1/08/07 EUR_CURVE 0.9999987 4.020000
T/N 1/08/07 EUR_CURVE . .
S/N 1/08/07 EUR_CURVE . .
1W 1/08/07 EUR_CURVE . .
2W 1/08/07 EUR_CURVE . .
1M 1/08/07 EUR_CURVE . .
.
.
.
1Y 1/08/07 EUR_CURVE . .
tks
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