two SELECT statment in SQL

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hi guys
i have this store procedure

SQL

select * from dbo.DeleteList where (Title2 like '%-%') 
select * from dbo.DeleteList where (Title2 NOT like '%-%')

and i want get result of first line then result of second line
are you hava an idea?
i use UNION but it not work.

Posted 5-Oct-13 3:57am

Behnam Mohammadi

Updated 9-Oct-13 19:08pm

coded007

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Raja Sekhar S · Answer 1 · 2013-10-08T01:17:00

Solution 4

u can try some thing like...

SQL

select * from dbo.DeleteList 
Order by Case When Title2 like '%-%' Then 1 Else 2 End

Posted 8-Oct-13 1:17am

Raja Sekhar S

**Azee** · Answer 2 · 2013-10-05T07:11:00

Solution 2

Hey there,

Have you tried UNION ALL,

SQL

select *from dbo.DeleteList where (Title2 like '%-%') 
UNION ALL
select * from dbo.DeleteList where (Title2 NOT like '%-%')

Hope it helps.

Azee...

Posted 5-Oct-13 7:11am

Azee

Gauri Chodanker · Answer 3 · 2013-10-07T22:11:00

I guess the conditions added are confusing..

If some records are fetched under like '%-%' then obviously then others are not fetched because the they did not satisfy the condition.

Two contradictary opposite conditions is similar in using
SELECT * without any condition

i.e SELECT * FROM TABLE1
where you will get records satisfying both the condition.

coded007 · Answer 4 · 2013-10-09T20:46:00

Please check below piece of code

SQL

CREATE Table #Temp
(ID int Identity(1,1),Title Varchar(20))

CREATE Table #Temp2
(ID int,Title Varchar(20))

INSERT INTO #Temp
SELECT 'Test1'
UNION
SELECT 'Test2'
UNION
SELECT 'Test3'
UNION
SELECT 'Test-1'
UNION
SELECT 'Test-2'
UNION
SELECT 'Test-3'

INSERT INTO #Temp2
Select row_number()Over (order by ID),Title FROM #temp Where Title LIKE '%-%'
UNION
Select row_number()Over (order by ID),Title FROM #temp Where Title Not LIKE '%-%'

SELECT * FROM #Temp2 Order BY ID

Drop TABLE #temp
DROP TABLE #Temp2

Ranesh M Raj · Answer 5 · 2013-10-05T04:22:00

Solution 1

select * from dbo.DeleteList where Title2 like '%-%' and Title2 NOT like '%-%'

Posted 5-Oct-13 4:22am

Ranesh M Raj

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Hemant Singh Rautela 5-Oct-13 10:45am

result --- now any row found...
two opposite condition check in same query...
:-)

Ranesh M Raj 5-Oct-13 11:27am

i need full table structure to solve your problem