cpeters5
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What is wrong with this query
Should this query returns
99-32G56, Vaccine, TRIM, VAC
?
It returns no row.
Pax
99-32G56, Vaccine, TRIM, VAC
?
It returns no row.
Pax
DECLARE @x xml;
SET @x = N'<book>
<book_number>99-32G56</book_number>
<book_title>Vaccine</book_title>
<abbreviated_title>VAC</abbreviated_title>
<institute>TRIM</institute>
<coordinator>
<name>May Flower</name>
<phone>3014513267</phone>
</coordinator>
<address>Building 45
Room 11C23
10 Center Drive
Middle Row, MD 20000</address>
<start_date>2002-04-17</start_date>
<end_date>2001-11-20</end_date>
</book>';
select
c.value(N'(book/book_number)[1]', N'nvarchar(20)') AS bookID ,
c.value(N'(book/book_title)[1]', N'nvarchar(100)') AS title,
c.value(N'(book/institute)[1]', N'nvarchar(100)') AS ins,
c.value(N'(book/abbreviated_title)[1]', N'nvarchar(100)') AS abb_titleASKER CERTIFIED SOLUTION
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May I ask why a accurate, functional answer on my FIRST post deserves a "B" grade?
cpeters5,
BrandonGalderisi has asked (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24321321/18-Apr-09-14-Automated-Request-for-Attention-Q-24303269.html) for an explanation of the grade you awarded for this question. Please read https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp?hi=403 and then respond to the request for an explanation of the grade given.
As indicated in that help topic, a typical grade here is an A. If the Expert(s) provided you a good starting point but you still had to add a significant amount of work or research to find the eventual solution, then a B is common, but when you use the B grade you should post an explanation as to why you awarded a B, including what you had to do on your own to get to the solution.
A C grade is usually reserved only for those cases where the Expert(s) gave vague and/or incomplete responses, and then did not reply to reasonable requests for further information. Before you award a C, you should *always* post a comment in your question clearly stating the gaps in the current responses, and then allow a reasonable amount of time for the Expert(s) to address those gaps. Indeed, many Experts would prefer having a question deleted altogether than to have a question closed with a C.
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modus_operandi
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BrandonGalderisi has asked (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24321321/18-Apr-09-14-Automated-Request-for-Attention-Q-24303269.html) for an explanation of the grade you awarded for this question. Please read https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp?hi=403 and then respond to the request for an explanation of the grade given.
As indicated in that help topic, a typical grade here is an A. If the Expert(s) provided you a good starting point but you still had to add a significant amount of work or research to find the eventual solution, then a B is common, but when you use the B grade you should post an explanation as to why you awarded a B, including what you had to do on your own to get to the solution.
A C grade is usually reserved only for those cases where the Expert(s) gave vague and/or incomplete responses, and then did not reply to reasonable requests for further information. Before you award a C, you should *always* post a comment in your question clearly stating the gaps in the current responses, and then allow a reasonable amount of time for the Expert(s) to address those gaps. Indeed, many Experts would prefer having a question deleted altogether than to have a question closed with a C.
Please review this message and the help topic linked above. If after doing so you want to change the grade then post a comment to this question to that effect and a Moderator will help you.
Thank you,
modus_operandi
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