Get data from both tables what join should I use
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I have T1 as table 1
----------------
field1 | field2
---------------
val1 | val2
I have T2 as table 2
----------------
field1 | field2
---------------
val11 | val22
I want to write a query which can produce result like this
field1 | field2 | T1.T2 |
------------------------|
val11 | val22 | T2 |
val1 | val2 | T1 |
sql-server sql-server-2012 sql-server-2008
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I have T1 as table 1
----------------
field1 | field2
---------------
val1 | val2
I have T2 as table 2
----------------
field1 | field2
---------------
val11 | val22
I want to write a query which can produce result like this
field1 | field2 | T1.T2 |
------------------------|
val11 | val22 | T2 |
val1 | val2 | T1 |
sql-server sql-server-2012 sql-server-2008
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I have T1 as table 1
----------------
field1 | field2
---------------
val1 | val2
I have T2 as table 2
----------------
field1 | field2
---------------
val11 | val22
I want to write a query which can produce result like this
field1 | field2 | T1.T2 |
------------------------|
val11 | val22 | T2 |
val1 | val2 | T1 |
sql-server sql-server-2012 sql-server-2008
asked 23 hours ago
kn3lkn3l
1074
I have T1 as table 1
----------------
field1 | field2
---------------
val1 | val2
I have T2 as table 2
----------------
field1 | field2
---------------
val11 | val22
I want to write a query which can produce result like this
field1 | field2 | T1.T2 |
------------------------|
val11 | val22 | T2 |
val1 | val2 | T1 |
sql-server sql-server-2012 sql-server-2008
sql-server sql-server-2012 sql-server-2008
asked 23 hours ago
kn3lkn3l
1074
asked 23 hours ago
kn3lkn3l
1074
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kn3lkn3l
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Simply, you can use a CTE or SubQuery then ORDER BY [T1.T2] DESC as
WITH CTE AS
(
SELECT Col1, Col2, 'T1' [T1.T2]
FROM T1
UNION
SELECT Col1, Col2, 'T2'
FROM T2
)
SELECT *
FROM CTE
ORDER BY [T1.T2] DESC;
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answered 19 hours ago
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Maybe this query is useful... I used union to join the 2 tables.
mysql> select field1 ,field2 from T2 union select field1, field2 from T1;
edited 20 hours ago
Jonny
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There is no MySQL tag there.
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Simply, you can use a CTE or SubQuery then ORDER BY [T1.T2] DESC as
WITH CTE AS
(
SELECT Col1, Col2, 'T1' [T1.T2]
FROM T1
UNION
SELECT Col1, Col2, 'T2'
FROM T2
)
SELECT *
FROM CTE
ORDER BY [T1.T2] DESC;
Live Demo
answered 19 hours ago
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Simply, you can use a CTE or SubQuery then ORDER BY [T1.T2] DESC as
WITH CTE AS
(
SELECT Col1, Col2, 'T1' [T1.T2]
FROM T1
UNION
SELECT Col1, Col2, 'T2'
FROM T2
)
SELECT *
FROM CTE
ORDER BY [T1.T2] DESC;
Live Demo
answered 19 hours ago
SamiSami
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Simply, you can use a CTE or SubQuery then ORDER BY [T1.T2] DESC as
WITH CTE AS
(
SELECT Col1, Col2, 'T1' [T1.T2]
FROM T1
UNION
SELECT Col1, Col2, 'T2'
FROM T2
)
SELECT *
FROM CTE
ORDER BY [T1.T2] DESC;
Live Demo
answered 19 hours ago
SamiSami
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Simply, you can use a CTE or SubQuery then ORDER BY [T1.T2] DESC as
WITH CTE AS
(
SELECT Col1, Col2, 'T1' [T1.T2]
FROM T1
UNION
SELECT Col1, Col2, 'T2'
FROM T2
)
SELECT *
FROM CTE
ORDER BY [T1.T2] DESC;
Live Demo
answered 19 hours ago
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Maybe this query is useful... I used union to join the 2 tables.
mysql> select field1 ,field2 from T2 union select field1, field2 from T1;
edited 20 hours ago
Jonny
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answered 22 hours ago
Ranjith KumarRanjith Kumar
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There is no MySQL tag there.
– Sami
19 hours ago
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Maybe this query is useful... I used union to join the 2 tables.
mysql> select field1 ,field2 from T2 union select field1, field2 from T1;
edited 20 hours ago
Jonny
1185
answered 22 hours ago
Ranjith KumarRanjith Kumar
12
There is no MySQL tag there.
– Sami
19 hours ago
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Maybe this query is useful... I used union to join the 2 tables.
mysql> select field1 ,field2 from T2 union select field1, field2 from T1;
edited 20 hours ago
Jonny
1185
answered 22 hours ago
Ranjith KumarRanjith Kumar
12
Maybe this query is useful... I used union to join the 2 tables.
mysql> select field1 ,field2 from T2 union select field1, field2 from T1;
edited 20 hours ago
Jonny
1185
answered 22 hours ago
Ranjith KumarRanjith Kumar
12
edited 20 hours ago
Jonny
1185
edited 20 hours ago
Jonny
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Jonny
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1185
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Ranjith KumarRanjith Kumar
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answered 22 hours ago
Ranjith KumarRanjith Kumar
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There is no MySQL tag there.
– Sami
19 hours ago
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There is no MySQL tag there.
– Sami
19 hours ago
There is no MySQL tag there.
– Sami
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There is no MySQL tag there.
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