Answer by tombiernacki
declare @id int declare @year int DECLARE @GETYEAR TABLE ( YEAR INT ) SET @year = 2010 declare @CurrentYear int SET @id = 0 SET @CurrentYear = (SELECT YEAR(GETDATE())) INSERT INTO @GETYEAR...
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@tombiernacki I would not recommend a Loop to acheive this. SQL Server is not build for such programming. Also, for your own good please always try to build a solution using a set based approach. Your...
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declare @id int declare @year int DECLARE @GETYEAR TABLE ( YEAR INT ) SET @year = 2010 declare @CurrentYear int SET @id = 0 SET @CurrentYear = (SELECT YEAR(GETDATE())) INSERT INTO @GETYEAR...
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@tombiernacki I would not recommend a Loop to acheive this. SQL Server is not build for such programming. Also, for your own good please always try to build a solution using a set based approach. Your...
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