wats wrong with the syntax of this query?

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SELECT     subject.PaperName, subject.Marks
FROM         course INNER JOIN
                      ids ON course.Courseno = ids.Courseno INNER JOIN
                      subject ON ids.PaperID = subject.PaperID
                      INTO result;

Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 5
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'INTO'.
This is the error I am getting. I basically want to store the result of the query into a new table.

Posted 24-Aug-12 0:40am

codingisok101

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Solution 1

Try this:

1.

SQL

SELECT subject.PaperName
	 , subject.Marks
FROM
	course
	INNER JOIN
		ids
		ON course.Courseno = ids.Courseno
	INNER JOIN
		subject
		ON ids.PaperID = subject.PaperID
                      INTO TABLE result;

2.

SQL

 INSERT INTO result
SELECT subject.PaperName
	 , subject.Marks
FROM
	course
	INNER JOIN
		ids
		ON course.Courseno = ids.Courseno
	INNER JOIN
		subject
		ON ids.PaperID = subject.PaperID

3.

SQL

SELECT subject.PaperName
	 , subject.Marks
	 INTO result
FROM
	course
	INNER JOIN
		ids
		ON course.Courseno = ids.Courseno
	INNER JOIN
		subject
		ON ids.PaperID = subject.PaperID

Posted 24-Aug-12 0:50am

Prasad_Kulkarni

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codingisok101 24-Aug-12 7:00am

Solution 3 worked! Thanks!

Prasad_Kulkarni 24-Aug-12 7:01am

You're welcome!

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I.explore.code · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-24T00:52:00

Solution 2

Try with this:

SQL

SELECT subject.PaperName, subject.Marks  INTO result   
FROM   course INNER JOIN
                      ids ON course.Courseno = ids.Courseno INNER JOIN
                      subject ON ids.PaperID = subject.PaperID
                      ;

the syntax is SELECT ... INTO...FROM.

Hope this helps

Posted 24-Aug-12 0:52am

I.explore.code

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codingisok101 24-Aug-12 6:59am

yep that was the mistake! Incorrect order! Thanks a lot!

I.explore.code 24-Aug-12 7:09am

cheers mate!