I'm a bit surprised that I can't find a quick solution to what I'm up against, seems like it'd be a common thing to deal with. I can't get rid of the trailing spaces in my select query. I'd like to get the data into a csv file. I'm happy to copy/ paste the results from SSMS "results to text" if that's easier. Either way, my query is:
declare @maxDate date = (select MAX(TradeDate) from tblDailyPricingAndVol)
select p.Symbol, ','
from tblDailyPricingAndVol p
where p.Volume > 1000000 and p.Clse <= 40 and p.TradeDate = @maxDate
order by p.Symbol
and it returns:
A ,
AA ,
ABB ,
etc. Rtrim around the p.Symbol field didn't help. If I could figure out the best solution, I'd have results of:
A,AA,ABB
and so on. Any takers? Thanks in advance as always..
p.Symbol is defined as CHAR(8), and CHAR values cannot be trimmed. Convert to N/VARCHAR(8) before trimming.
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