to store the results of a query into another table

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SELECT     course.Courseno,ids.PaperID
FROM         course CROSS JOIN
                      ids WHERE course.Courseno=ids.Courseno;

i want to perform a query on the table resulting from this query. Is it possible to to store the result in another table?

Posted 23-Aug-12 22:57pm

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Kamalkant(kk) · Answer 1 · 2012-08-23T23:03:00

Solution 2

SQL

 Insert into TableName SELECT     course.Courseno,ids.PaperID
FROM         course CROSS JOIN
                      ids WHERE course.Courseno=ids.Courseno;

Posted 23-Aug-12 23:03pm

Kamalkant(kk)

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codingisok101 24-Aug-12 6:52am

when i use this syntax it says invalid object name for the table name.
What do i do?

Kamalkant(kk) 24-Aug-12 8:23am

In palce of TableName write your table name

pradiprenushe · Answer 2 · 2012-08-23T23:06:00

Solution 4

Try this

SQL

with courseIdTemp (Courceno , PaperID) as
(
SELECT     course.Courseno,ids.PaperID
FROM         course CROSS JOIN
                      ids WHERE course.Courseno=ids.Courseno

)

Select * from courseIDTemp

or

SQL

SELECT     course.Courseno,ids.PaperID
into CourceIDMix
FROM   course CROSS JOIN
                      ids WHERE course.Courseno=ids.Courseno
select * from CourceIDMix

Posted 23-Aug-12 23:06pm

pradiprenushe

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codingisok101 24-Aug-12 5:15am

SELECT course.Courseno, ids.PaperID
INTO courid
FROM course INNER JOIN
ids ON course.Courseno = ids.Courseno;

SELECT * FROM courid;

There is already an object named 'courid' in the database.

this is what i get as the error

pradiprenushe 24-Aug-12 5:18am

tru this wahat about first one
SELECT course.Courseno, ids.PaperID INTO courid FROM course INNER JOIN ids ON course.Courseno = ids.Courseno;
SELECT * FROM courid;
drop table courid

codingisok101 24-Aug-12 5:29am

how will this store the result in a table? if i drop it?

pradiprenushe 24-Aug-12 5:34am

You want it for temporary purpose or want to save it permanently?
Before droping table you can do your querying to that table.

Karthik J, Coimbatore · Answer 3 · 2012-08-23T23:03:00

Solution 3

friend,

create temporary table and move the content

Quick Overview: Temporary Tables in SQL Server 2005[^]

Regards,
~~Karthik.J~~

Posted 23-Aug-12 23:03pm

Karthik J, Coimbatore

Karthik J, Coimbatore · Answer 4 · 2012-08-23T23:09:00

Incase of C# coding

C#

DataTable NameAdressPhones = new DataTable(); 

DataTable NameAdress = new DataTable(); 

For that I do

            foreach (DataRow sourcerow in NameAdressPhones.Rows)
            {
                DataRow destRow = NameAdress.NewRow();
                foreach (string colname in columns)
                {
                    destRow[colname] = sourcerow[colname];
                }
                NameAdress.Rows.Add(destRow);
            }

~~Karthik.J~~

Sunil Kumar Pandab · Answer 5 · 2012-08-23T23:03:00

Solution 1

Yes you can store this on a temp table.

Posted 23-Aug-12 23:03pm

Sunil Kumar Pandab