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Sql server 2008 idiosyncrasy

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The reason for using it would be to see the whole table but with the field of interest on the left. This would never be used programatically.

Correct, but if the order of the columns is important you should really specify each by name.

As others have suggested.
 
If you are a bit of an SQL noob (like me) it is often easier to use the design query in editor option

then you can select exactly the fields you want from each table in the order you want - also you can get the joins sorted by just dragging a line between the primary key on the relevant tables..

and also easy to set parameters and other things


never managed to get my head around grouping yet though.
 
If you are a bit of an SQL noob (like me) it is often easier to use the design query in editor option

:sick

You do realise you're shooting yourself in the foot using that and its obvious to anyone else how you generated the SQL.
 
oh yeah absolutley no qualms about it

I only really use it to generate a query I then thrown into report builder 2 to create an .rdl file so the user can run the query to their hearts content.

I am not a developer so only really do this sort of stuff as a side line!
 

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