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I have two tables 1.Product table having columns prod_code alert_limit prod_description 2.Daily_data table having columns prod_code used_today date stock_left How should i join these two tables to get recent records of each product on the basis of date ? I have tried SELECT p.*, d.* FROM product p JOIN daily_data d ON (p.product_code = d.prod_code) LEFT OUTER JOIN daily_data d2 ON (p.product_code = d.prod_code AND (d.date < d2.date OR d.date = d2.date AND d.prod_code < d2.prod_code)) WHERE d2.prod_code IS NULL; but the above is giving me one recent row of the last product added Let's block ads! بخوانید...

I have six SQL Server 2014 servers. I am not using TDE, Transparent Data Encryption, on any server. I would like to be able to take an encrypted backup of a database on ANY server and restore that backup to ANY OTHER server. What actions do I need to take on each server with the service master key, master database key, and certificate? I would like to use the minimum number of keys, certificates, and backup files for these keys and certificates. What actions do I need to take if I add an additional SQL Server 2014 to the group? Thank you all. Server Fault and Stack Overflow have helped me many times in the past. Let's block ads! بخوانید...