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Using Persisted Computed Columns in SQL Server Indexes
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As part of my research work, I generate thousands of simulations on an almost daily basis for various scenarios. One of my scenarios involves determining strategies for selecting the most profitable short and long stock entry/exit positions. ...
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Auto-Generating Pivot Views
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Coming back from the Sci-Fi world of AI, etc to some real world scenarios... Earlier I posted a generic stored procedure that automatically unpivots data so that columns become rows. Today, I provide the inverse capability, although not truly...
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Generating a List of Calendar Dates
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For today, here’s a simple trick. Ever need to get a list of all the calendar dates for a period? This is very simple using a user defined function with a table. Below is a simple version. I have a more complex version I...
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