how to create new table by joining all fields of existing both tables?

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SQL-Server-2008R2

my query is

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create table CandidateDetails as
(select c.Status,c.InterviewDate,c.InterviewerName,c.DateOfConfirmation,c.DateOfJoining,c.LastWorkday,
       c.Contact,d.DesignationOffered,d.Duration,d.SalaryOffered)
from CandidateSelection1 c join Designation d on c.CandidateId=d.DesignationId

Posted 28-Jan-15 1:18am

Jayesh27j

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CHill60 28-Jan-15 7:28am

You will have had an error when you ran that - do you want to share what it was?

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Simon_Whale · Accepted Answer · 2015-01-28T01:33:00

Solution 1

Assuming that this is a one off query, I would change it slightly to the following

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select c.Status,c.InterviewDate,c.InterviewerName,c.DateOfConfirmation,c.DateOfJoining,c.LastWorkday, c.Contact,d.DesignationOffered,d.Duration,d.SalaryOffered
into newTableName
from CandidateSelection1 c join Designation d
on c.CandidateId=d.DesignationId

after it has created your table you will then just need to define your primary keys etc.

Posted 28-Jan-15 1:33am

Simon_Whale

Updated 28-Jan-15 1:44am

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Umer Akram 28-Jan-15 7:37am

Just removed the extra ")" to avoid any syntax error. here is the updated query.rest of the logic is same.

select c.Status,c.InterviewDate,c.InterviewerName,c.DateOfConfirmation,c.DateOfJoining,c.LastWorkday, c.Contact,d.DesignationOffered,d.Duration,d.SalaryOffered
into newTableName
from CandidateSelection1 c join Designation d
on c.CandidateId=d.DesignationId

Simon_Whale 28-Jan-15 7:46am

Thanks have updated it

Umer Akram 28-Jan-15 7:49am

you are welcome :)

CHill60 · Accepted Answer · 2015-01-28T01:35:00

The ability to create a table as a filetable (as per your example) was introduced in SQL Server 2012 and you have tagged SQL-server-2008R2 so that won't work for you.

The easiest way to achieve what you are trying is to use SELECT INTO[^]

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select c.Status,c.InterviewDate,c.InterviewerName,c.DateOfConfirmation,c.DateOfJoining,c.LastWorkday,
       c.Contact,d.DesignationOffered,d.Duration,d.SalaryOffered)
into CandidateDetails
from CandidateSelection1 c join Designation d on c.CandidateId=d.DesignationId