I have built a query which contains UNION ALL, but the two parts of it
have not the same data type. I mean, i have to display one column but the
format of the two columns, from where i get the data have differences.
So, if i get an example :
select a,b
from c
union all
select d,b
from e
a and d are numbers, but they have different f...
After extensive googling, I still can't find a definitive answer to this question. Some old articles/blog posts I've seen say not at all. Some say yes if the underling database supports it. Which is it? I asked on the nhusers group with no answer so far. Any help would be appreciated.
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We have 15 audit trail tables that need to be combined to look for inventory adjustments with certain criteria only.
Is it best to do a UNION ALL with all tables, and then filter for criteria, OR throw the criteria into the mix on each table before doing a UNION ALL?
Each table is only a few thousand records and the final filtered list...
Currently I have 2 tables, both of the tables have the same structure and are going to be used in a web application. the two tables are production and temp. The temp table contains one additional column called [signed up]. Currently I generate a single list using two columns that are found in each table (recno and name). Using these two ...
I have two same tables.
I need to union them in such way:
SELECT f1,f2, xxx
FROM
(SELECT *
FROM tbl1
UNION ALL
SELECT *
FROM tbl2)
where xxx would query for a table name, where f1 and f2 fields are taken from.
Example output:
123 345 'tbl1' -- this rows are from the first table
121 345 'tbl1'
121 345 'tbl1'
1...
SELECT a FROM b
UNION ALL
SELECT a FROM c
UNION ALL
SELECT a FROM d
Does UNION ALL guarantee to print out records from tables b, c, d in that order? I.e., no records from c before any from b. This question is not for a specific DBMS.
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I have to run a select statement across several tables. I am sure the tables return different records. I am anyway using UNION ALL.
Is it better to use UNION or of UNION ALL in performance terms when I am sure the tables return different records?
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Hello, please I have the same problem as I found here
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/409705/mysql-selecting-data-from-multiple-tables-all-with-same-structure-but-different ,
I have to select data from many MySQL tables with identical structure, but different data (split up into table_0, table_1, table_2 etc to table_5 to distribute...
i have two queries being combined with a UNION ALL1:
--Query 1
SELECT Flavor, Color
FROM Friends
--Query 2
SELECT Flavor,
(SELECT TOP 1 Color
FROM Rainbows
WHERE Rainbows.StrangerID = Strangers.StrangerID
ORDER BY Wavelength DESC
) AS Color
FROM Strangers
Both of which, of course, work fine separately, but ...
I want write a stored proc in T-SQL to return the top 5 most highly rated and the bottom 5 most lowly rated articles from an Articles table, determined by the 'rating' column.
I was thinking of using a union on two selects but I'm not sure how to write it.
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Hi,
Im having two tables with attributes like date(datetime),headline(varchar),text(text)
Now i want to UNION ALL these two tables and sort by the datetime. When doing this i'm getting the error:
Only text pointers are allowed in work tables, never text, ntext, or image columns. The query processor produced a query plan that requir...
Hi Guys,
I've got a question about reusing table data but a view won't work in this scenario as I have a parameter that needs to be passed in. Basically this part of the system requires a travellerid to be sent to the procedure and a list of arrangers returned for that specific traveller. There are around 7 business rules that are used ...
<?
// Connect database
include("cat-config.php");
// Get all records in all columns from table and put it in $result.
$result=mysql_query("
(select * from stok_lukisan where `Ukuran` LIKE '20x25' AND `Kategori` LIKE '1' ORDER BY `Kode` ASC limit 3)
union all
(select * from stok_lukisan where `Ukuran` LIKE '3...
I have two queries that I'm UNIONing together such that I already know there will be no duplicate elements between the two queries. Therefore, UNION and UNION ALL will produce the same results.
Which one should I use?
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So far I have this query
SELECT
COUNT(f.code_id) as item_count,
f.code_desc
FROM
foo f
INNER JOIN foohistory fh ON f.history_id = fh.history_id
WHERE
MONTH(fh.create_dt) = 6
AND YEAR(fh.create_dr) = 2010
GROUP BY
f.code_desc
UNION ALL
SELECT
COUNT(b.code_id) as item_count,
b.code_desc
FROM ...