[SQL] Wildcard in date field???

2000-06-22 Thread Web Manager

Hello,

I need to make a query that will select items that have a date matching
the current month for example.

For June this means that any day between 2000-06-01 and 2000-06-30 are
ok. To do that I need a wildcard like "%" to replace the actual day in
the date field.

Ex.:  select * from item where date = '2000-06-%%';

but that doesn't work... What is the right way?

Thanks!
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Marc Andre Paquin



Re: [SQL] order by accents?

2000-07-07 Thread Web Manager

Patrick Coulombe wrote:
> 
> hi,
> if I do a query like this one :
> 
> SELECT name from medias ORDER BY name
> 
> name
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ÉCCC
> 
> 6 rows
> 
> Why the record : ÉCCC is at the end?
> HOW can I fix this?
> 
> Thank you
> Patrick

Hello,

I have the same problem (the character is not recognized - we also use
french) and it seems that the only way around this "bug" is to install
Postgres with a local package... but many told me that is was slower and
not very useful... I did not try it.

Instead, we plan to create a second column with same french data but
without accents... The query will be based on that field  for the order
by needs... not great, but I will do exactly what we expect and no
add-ons.

Hope this helps!

Bonne journée!
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Marc Andre Paquin



[SQL] two table comparison: find a mismatch?

2000-07-28 Thread Web Manager

Hello,

here is to table:
   Table "city"
   Attribute|Type |  Modifier
+-+-
 city_id| smallint| not null default
nextval('seq_city'::text)
 region_id  | smallint|
 region_tour_id | smallint|
 country_id | smallint|
 name_fr| varchar(40) |
 name   | varchar(40) |
 url_id | smallint|


 Table "region"
 Attribute |Type |   Modifier
---+-+--
 region_id | smallint| not null default nextval('seq_region'::text)
 country_id| smallint|
 name_fr   | varchar(40) |
 name  | varchar(40) |
 address   | boolean |
 url_id| smallint| 


I whant to fins a "hole" in the linkage... a region number in the city
table is not in the region table any more.

How can I do that?

Where is the city.region_id <> region.region_id

Thanks!
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Marc Andre Paquin



[SQL] select an entry with a NULL date field

2000-08-14 Thread Web Manager

Hello,


I have a problem with PostgreSQL when I try to select or delete an entry
with an empty date. That's a typical entry

Table tbl_date
-
entry_id154
date_012000-01-15
date_02this date is NULL
namemy_test
-

I want to select every entry containing date_02 as NULL
I tried :
>select entry_id from tbl_date where date_02=NULL;
ERROR:  parser: parse error at or near "null"
>select entry_id from tbl_date where date_02='';
Not work, that's a wrong date format
>select entry_id from tbl_date where date_02="";
Not work, "" considered as an attribute

Thank you for your time!
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Marc Andre Paquin