Intersect?
Feb 2, 2004Dose SQL 2000 support the intersect function? If so....could someone show me an example. If not...how do you work around the problem.
Thanks,
Trey
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Intersect In Sql
Apr 25, 2008does any one know about sql intersect
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Oct 18, 2006I want to be able to intersect many tables. I am building my query from vb code in asp .net based on key fields entered in a search engine box.my query should look like this, which will return the rows that will have the values var, var_2, var_3 in any columns. All three must be in a row for it to be a hit. I cant get this to work in ms sql. I don't know if it supports this feature.select * from t where column1 Like '%var%' or column2 like '%var%' or column3 like '%var%'intersect select * from t where column1 Like '%var_2%' or column2 like '%var_2%' or column3 like '%var_2%'intersectselect * from t where column1 Like '%var_3%' or column2 like '%var_3%' or column3 like '%var_3%' I also googled around and found a where exists... But cant seem to figure out how to do multiple tables:select * from t where exists (select * from t where column1 Like '%var_3%' or column2 like '%var_3%' or column3 like '%var_3%') i would like to add multiple conditions to the where exists table. Could anyone please tell me what I am doing wrong.
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Feb 27, 2008I have: 4 tables and 1 table variable.
CCenters (ID, Name)
Campaigns (ID, Name)
Rel (ID, CCenterID, CampaignID) - [many to many]
and @SCampaigns (ID, CampaignID) - represents the selected campaigns by the user
performing the commands below I would get the centers associated with the campaigns selected.SELECT CCenterID
FROM Rel
INNER JOIN @Campaigns ON @SCampaigns.CampaignID = Rel.CampaignID
But what I really want are the common centers to the selected campaigns.
Thanks
"Intersect" Operator ...
Aug 22, 2001How to use "INTERSECT" Operator with SQL Server 2000 ?
I tried this :
select ...
Intersect
select ...
but it doesn't work ! I have an error message : "Incorrect syntaxt near the keyword intersect" !
EXCEPT And INTERSECT Operators
Mar 19, 1999Am I hallucinating or does SQL Server 6.5 not support the EXCEPT and INTERSECT operators?
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Dec 21, 2003Hi everyone, I'm trying to run the following script but it keeps giving me errors (Syntax near the work INTERSECT).
SELECT [stuff], [things], [others], [everyone]
FROM [TABLE] JOIN (
(SELECT [stuff]
FROM [TABLE]
WHERE [item] = '1' )
INTERSECT
(SELECT [stuff]
FROM [TABLE]
WHERE [item2] = '1' )
) temp ON temp.[stuff] = [stuff]
NOTE: If I replace the word INTERSECT with UNION it works fine, just that I'm wanting an intersect not a union!!
Can anyone help me out with this?
Andrew
Is Inner Join An UNION / INTERSECT / EXCEPT
Oct 3, 2007hi
can any one help me to solve this question?
Minus And Intersect Functionality
Jul 20, 2005Hi,I've used the minus functionality which is available in Oracle andi would like to use it in SQL server, but i don't know how to. Thefolllowing is how it works in OracleSelect symbols from symbol_tableminusselect tsymbols from tradeIt returns a list of all the symbols from symbol_table which are notpresent in trade.Similarly, the intersect will return only those which are common toboth.I was wondering if someone throw some light on this problem for me.Thanks in advance,Sumanth
View 1 Replies View RelatedTransact SQL :: Run Update With Intersect
Oct 7, 2015I am trying to update all records in #newtable that exist in #mastertable. I have been using Intersect to show me the duplicate records, but now I need to update a field in #newtable This was my syntax to show the records that exist in both tables, how can I change this to an update statement? The field in #newtable I want to update is [alreadyexists] and I want to update it with a yes value
So update #newtable set [alreadyexists] = 'yes'
select uno, mucha, pablo, company from #Newtable
intersect
select uno, mucha, pablo, company from #mastertable
SQL Server 2012 :: INTERSECT Over INNER JOIN
Jan 13, 2014These two T-SQL statements return the same results.
If Microsoft deemed it necessary to add the EXCEPT command, then what are its advantages over an INNER JOIN
-- LIST ONLY PRODUCTS THAT ARE ON A WORK ORDER
USE AdventureWorks2008R2;
GO
SELECT ProductID
FROM Production.Product
INTERSECT
SELECT ProductID
FROM Production.WorkOrder ;
USE AdventureWorks2008R2;
GO
SELECT DISTINCT Production.WorkOrder.ProductID
FROM Production.Product
INNER JOIN Production.WorkOrder ON Production.WorkOrder.ProductID = Production.Product.ProductID
Simple JOIN, INTERSECT Query
Apr 25, 2006Hi,We are in the process of buying a new server to run mssql. Howeverbefore this as a tempory fix to using a msaccess backend i believethrough odbc i need to address the following issue:SELECT ai.entry_date as CallTime,ai.agent_login as AgentsLogin,ai.campaign as MarketingCampaign,ai.agent_input2 as ProductsSold,ai.first_name as Cust_FirstName,ai.last_name as Cust_LastName,ai.agent_input1 as Cust_PersonalNumber,ai.street_address as Cust_AddressStreet,ai.city as Cust_AddressCity,ai.state as Cust_AddressState,ai.zip as Cust_AddressZIP,rec.file_name as AgreementRecordingFileFROM agent_input ai, leads l, recordings recWHERE ai.whole_phone_number = l.whole_phone_number ANDl.call_status = 1110 ANDrec.whole_phone_number = l.whole_phone_number ANDrec.last_name = l.last_name ANDrec.agent = ai.agent_login ANDrec.campaign = l.campaign ANDlast_call_date between #04/24/2006 12:00 AM# and #04/25/2006 11:59 PM#ORDER BY ai.agent_login, ai.entry_dateI want to make the recordings entry optional so the same results comeout whether it matches a recording or not. If it does i want it topopulate the AgreementRecordingFile column above, if not just put a ''as you would with '' as AgreementRecordFile.Does anyone know how you can do this, in a access based database systemusing SQL through i believe ODBC?ThanksDavid
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Sep 21, 2006Hi,I'm coming back to Sql Server after 4 years away, using other RDBMS,and there's a few things I'm struggling to remember how to do (if Icould do them in the first place...)Main amongst those is EXCEPT syntax.In DB2, if I have two sets of data and I want to exclude the second setfrom the first, I can do:SELECT col1, col2, col3, ... colNFROM table1EXCEPTSELECT col1, col2, col3, ... colNFROM table2;But SQL Server balks at this. I've had a quick look in the T-SQL helpfor EXCEPT, but I didn't find that particularly enlightening. Anypointers as to how I should be doing this?ThanksJames
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Nov 14, 2007Hi people!!!
First I'll introduce my situation.
I have the folowing tables:
1.- Table "Codes", DataBase "COD", server 1001
2.- Table "Codes", DataBase "COD", server 1002
Both servers run SQL Server 2000 Edition.
What i need to perform is a check that compares the data stored in both tables in order to know if there is any difference between them. Of course, the structure of both tables are the same.
I use the SP sp_addlinkedserver to link the servers, but the problem is that EXCEPT and INTERSECT didn't work.
Anyone can help me?
Thanks,
Bob
P.S.: Please!!!!!!!!!
Transact SQL :: Queries To Simulate INTERSECT And EXCEPT But With Records In Same Table
Jun 5, 2015I have a table (let's call it MyTable) that consists of four fields:
Id, Source, FirstField, and
SecondField, where Source only takes one of two values:
Source1 and Source2.
The records in this table look as follows:
Id
Source
FirstField
Secondfield
1
Source1
Product 3 name
Product 3 description
[code]...
I need to return, using 3 different T-SQL queries:
1) Products that exist only in Source2 (in red above)
2) Products that exist only in Source1 (in green above)
3) Products that exist both in Source1 and Source2 (in black above)
For 1) so far I've been doing something along the lines of SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE Source=Source1 AND FirstField NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT (FirstField) FROM MyTable WHERE Source=Source2)
I have read about INTERSECT and EXCEPT, but I am a little unclear if they could be applied in this case out of the box.
SQL Server 2008 :: Queries To Simulate INTERSECT And EXCEPT But With Records In Same Table
Jun 4, 2015Here's the scenario. I have a table (let's call it MyTable) that consists of four fields: Id, Source, FirstField, and SecondField, where Source only takes one of two values: Source1 and Source2.
The records in this table look as follows:
I need to return, using 3 different T-SQL queries:
1) Products that exist only in Source2 (in red above)
2) Products that exist only in Source1 (in green above)
3) Products that exist both in Source1 and Source2 (in black above)
For 1) so far I've been doing something along the lines of
SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE Source=Source1 AND FirstField NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT(FirstField) FROM MyTable WHERE Source=Source2)
Not being a T-SQL expert myself, I'm wondering if this is the right or more efficient way to go. I have read about INTERSECT and EXCEPT, but I am a little unclear if they could be applied in this case out of the box.
Analysis :: Doing Intersect When Filtering Multiple Values On Single Dimension
May 29, 2015Link : [URL] .....
This provides a good example for my situation. In this example, you will see a Movie dimension with four attributes; Genre, Language, Movie, and Theme. I have a similar setup except mine is Top Level Hierarchy>Categories>Values which are all under the one hierarchy.
My Question: I have the dimension setup as a multi-value parameter in one of my reports. When I filter on a value in Genre and in Language, it provides all values from that genre and all values from that language. I really only want the values that include both.
Genre - Western: Movie1, Movie2, Movie3
Language - English: Movie2, Movie4, Movie5
If I filter on Western and English, I get Movie1-5 when all I really want is Movie2 only. Is there any way to have this do an Intersect within the same dimension or do I have to build each one out into its own dimension?
Transact SQL :: Insert Using Select Intersect / Except - Number Of Supplied Values Not Match Table Definition
May 12, 2015I have two tables, D and C, whose INTERSECT / EXCEPT values I'd like to insert in the following table I've created
CREATE TABLE DinCMatch (
servername varchar(50),
account_name varchar (50),
date_checked datetime DEFAULT getdate()
)
The following stmt won't work...
INSERT INTO DinCMatch
select servername, account_name from D
intersect
select servername, account_name from C
... as the number of supplied values does not match table definition.