Using entire query as table name in SQL
Solution 1
You say that you can do this with Microsoft Access, so I assume you are not trying to use it now.
In T-SQL (SQL Server), you can use WITH
WITH Tab1 AS (
SELECT
*
FROM
TabA
), Tab2 AS (
SELECT
*
FROM
TabB
), Tab3 AS (
SELECT
*
FROM
TabC
)
SELECT
*
FROM
Tab1
INNER JOIN
Tab2
ON
1=1
INNER JOIN
Tab3
ON
1=1
Solution 2
Yes, you can certainly use aliased subqueries like "tables" in Access SQL:
SELECT q1.DonorID, q1.LastName, SUM(q2.Amount) AS SumOfAmount
FROM
(
SELECT DonorID, LastName
FROM tblDonors
WHERE LastName LIKE 'Thomp*'
) AS q1
INNER JOIN
(
SELECT DonorID, Amount
FROM tblDonations
WHERE Amount < 5
) AS q2
ON q1.DonorID = q2.DonorID
GROUP BY q1.DonorID, q1.LastName
ASuit
Updated on April 16, 2020Comments
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ASuit about 4 years
How to name an entire select statement query as a table-->
(select col1, col2, col3
from customers..
where col1....) as Table1;
I want to do this for 3 tables which then i keep on using in the same SQL Syntax. The operations I later perform on these tables (Table1, Table2, Table3) are- combining them (TableX) , counting values from Table1 with some filters and displaying as a column next to TableX.
I am able to do this in Microsoft Access, because I can store all three tables, separately manipulate them with filters, and then write individual queries for combining and counting and displaying results as one final table. I am not able to write a single start to end query in SQL. Please help!
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ASuit about 9 yearsThanks Gord. This worked. I had few columns in these tables that werent matching. So, I had to put full outer join to connect them.
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ASuit about 9 yearsI have a new problem now. After combining 3 tables, I am exporting results in Excel. And on every blank columns I am getting "?" . I need to replace it with blanks in my sql query.
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ASuit about 9 yearsI want to use the CASE statement here. CASE WHEN col1 IS NULL THEN [col2] END Something like this. And I have to change this in Table 1. And, display combination of table 1,2,3 in Table X. Please Help!
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Gord Thompson about 9 yearsAre these new queries going to be run under Microsoft SQL Server?
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ASuit about 9 yearsIt was in one of the tables. Anyways. I solved this part. Thank you so much for your help. .