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    Sql-server-2008 "joins" work the same way inside of a stored procedure as they do with pure t-sql. Try this: you don't have to use SELECT FROM twice.

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    sql server 2008 - Join SQL query results inside stored procedure - Stack ...

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11895767/join-sql-query-results-insid...

    Join SQL query results inside stored procedure

    I need to join result sets inside a stored procedure, I tried this query but it is incorrect. SELECT*FROM(SELECTField1,Field2FROMTable1WHEREField4='val1')A INNERJOIN SELECT*FROM(SELECTField1,Field3FROMTable1WHEREField4='val2')b ONA.Field1=B.Fileld1 How to join resulting tables inside a stored procedure?
    sql sql-server-2008

    edited Aug 10 at 5:21 marc_s 200k 18 195 361

    asked Aug 10 at 5:05 Nalaka526 1,306 7 20 93% accept rate

    "joins" work the same way inside of a stored procedure as they do with with pure T-SQL. Your join is simply wrong. Q: What exactly is it you want to do??? paulsm4 Aug 10 at 5:13

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    try this: you don't have to use SELECT * FROM twice.. SELECT*FROM (SELECTField1,Field2FROMTable1WHEREField4='val1')A INNERJOIN (SELECTField1,Field3FROMTable1WHEREField4='val2')b ONA.Field1=B.Fileld1
    answered Aug 10 at 5:25 Joe G Joseph 3,776 1 10 feedback

    Maybe this would help Withcte_sampleAS(SELECTField1,Field2FROMTable1 WHEREField4='val1') SELECTField1,Field3FROMTable1ASa INNERJOINcte_sampleONa.Field1=cte_sample.Field1AND WHEREa.Field4='val2'

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    sql server 2008 - Join SQL query results inside stored procedure - Stack ...

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11895767/join-sql-query-results-insid...

    answered Aug 10 at 6:04 Prince Jea 1,160 12 feedback

    You are doing some this like this (Just for an example): SELECT*FROMTable1A INNERJOIN SELECT*FROMTable2B ONA.FIELD1=B.FIELD2 Which is wrong. Because you don't need to write SELECT*FROM twice. Correct one is: SELECT*FROMTable1A INNERJOIN Table2B ONA.FIELD1=B.FIELD2 So your query should be(Including Create procedure): CREATEPROCEDUREtestJoining AS SELECT*FROM (SELECTFIELD1,Field2FROMTable1WHEREField4='VAL1')A INNERJOIN (SELECTFIELD1,Field3FROMTable1WHEREField4='VAL2')B ONA.FIELD1=B.FIELD1 GO See this fiddle. Other way to select data from the same table is: SELECTA.Field1,A.Field2,B.Field3FROMTable1A INNERJOIN Table1B ONA.FIELD1=B.FIELD1 WHEREA.Field4='VAL1' ANDB.Field4='VAL2' See this fiddle
    edited Aug 10 at 10:03 answered Aug 10 at 9:54 hims056 2,932 1 6 19

    +1 for the SQLFiddle reference. Cool - thank you! paulsm4 Aug 10 at 15:54

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