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SQL Statement
Bid Request Id: 46546
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Posted by: |
Rick Hook (1 ratings)
(Software buyer rating 10 )
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Bad - 66.67%
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Posted: |
Feb 3, 2003
9:19:59 AM EDT
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Bidding Closes: |
Feb 5, 2003
9:28:09 AM EDT
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361 times
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Deadline: |
2/6/2003
TIME EXPIRED
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Description:
Hi,
I need a statement to work with two tables Fig(1) to achieve the Fig(2) results
Fig(1)
Table A Data Table B Data
7 5
3 C
8 2
9 D
A 1
5
2
C
B
1
4
D
6
What I am wanting to do is have a SQL statement
That will create a recordset having all of the
records from Table A and showing the records from
Table B at the top of the resultset
Fig(2) Desired Result
5 - These were the results from Table B
C - These were the results from Table B
2 - These were the results from Table B
D - These were the results from Table B
1 - These were the results from Table B
7
3
8
9
A
B
4
6
Deliverables:
1) Just need the SQL Statement
Platform:
SQL Server 2000, WIN 2000
Must be 100% finished and received by buyer on:
Feb 6, 2003 EDT
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This bid was accepted by the buyer!
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$10 (USD)
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Feb 3, 2003
10:53:46 AM EDT
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10
(Excellent)
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Hi,
In order to get this work properly, it is best to create a stored procedure and make use of temp tables. This will prevent sorting issues when trying to do this with a UNION statement.
The attached ZIP file has a SQL script for creating this stored procedure. I also included a screenshot of SQL Query Analyzer where I tested the stored procedure and got the desired result you wanted.
Thanks and hope this helps.
Andres |
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Attached File
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