1. We are going to create a recursive CTE to count from 1 to 99. with numbers (n) as ( <INSERT
ANCHOR HERE> union all select <WHAT COMES NEXT> from numbers where <WHAT IS THE
TERMINATOR?> ) select * from numbers
What is the anchor? That is, what is the select that would return the first value?
What goes in the middle? Think about what you would return next once the numbers table is
defined.
Finally, what ends your recursion so you dont have an infinite loop? Include a screenshot of your
SQL statement and the results and submit as Week7_Q1.sql
2. What needs to be changed to display the even numbers from 2 to 180 ? Edit your query and
submit it and the results as Week7_Q2.sql.
3. Change your query to loop from 2 to 400. If you get an error, google it and add the correct
OPTION (big hint) to fix the query. Submit the query and result as Week7_Q3.sql
4. Write two T-SQL statements against the AdventureWorks database that use non-recursive
CTEs..
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1. 1. We are going to create a recursive CTE to count from 1 to 99. with numbers (n) as ( <INSERT
ANCHOR HERE> union all select <WHAT COMES NEXT> from numbers where <WHAT IS THE
TERMINATOR?> ) select * from numbers
What is the anchor? That is, what is the select that would return the first value?
What goes in the middle? Think about what you would return next once the numbers table is
defined.
Finally, what ends your recursion so you dont have an infinite loop? Include a screenshot of your
SQL statement and the results and submit as Week7_Q1.sql
2. What needs to be changed to display the even numbers from 2 to 180 ? Edit your query and
submit it and the results as Week7_Q2.sql.
3. Change your query to loop from 2 to 400. If you get an error, google it and add the correct
OPTION (big hint) to fix the query. Submit the query and result as Week7_Q3.sql
4. Write two T-SQL statements against the AdventureWorks database that use non-recursive
CTEs.
