Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 06/12/34 11:45

(sucaba.r@gmail.com) writes:
> From looking at the table, the system ran for three days before it was
> reset (rows 1-3). It then ran for 4 days (rows 4-7) for a total of 7
> (not 5 as I indicated above). So I'd need to capture 7 as the total.

To be perfectly honest, you will never get any help with your queries,
if you don't have a grip of the business requirements.

Here is a query based on Tom's table, but it returns 6 and not 7, because
the first row is not counted:

select count (*)
from @t a
JOIN @t b ON a.PK = b.PK + 1
WHERE a.Amount > b.Amount




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