I'm making a new table. The value/data in the table are taken from another table. for example: in table A
I have field Code
with 2 data, EXE
and IMP
. In table B
I have field Year
with data 2016
and 2017
. Now i need to make table C
with field Status
where the data in field Status
are EXE-2016
, IMP-2016
, EXE-2017
and IMP-2017
. How was the query for this kind of problem?
table A
code | code_name | flag
EXE | Execute | Y
IMP | Implement| Y
table B
Year | phase | flag
2016 | P1 | Y
2016 | P2 | Y
2017 | P1 | Y
2017 | P2 | Y
2018 | P1 | N
table C
Status | Flag
EXE-2016 | Y
IMP-2016 | Y
EXE-2017 | Y
IMP-2017 | Y
EXE-2018 | N
IMP-2018 | N
In your case, it's better to create a view
in such a way to record sql
for later usage like a table :
create view tableC as
select code||' - '||year status, flag
from (
select a.code, b.year, b.flag from tableA a cross join tableB b
)
group by code, year, flag
order by year, code;/
select * from tableC;/
You want to cross join records from two tables:
Then use CREATE TABLE c AS <query>
in order to create a table C from the query result.
create table c as
select a.code || '-' || bb.year as status, bb.flag
from a
cross join
(
select year, max(flag) as flag
from b
group by year
) bb;
(And maybe Barbaros Özhan is right and you actually want to create a view instead. Then use create view c as <query>
.)
create table C as
select A.code || '-' || B.year as status
from A, B
CREATE table C as
SELECT A.Code || '-' || B.Year AS
STATUS , B.flag
FROM A,B
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