I have 4 subqueries I need to have all the columns under one column on TOP. I am having a brain stumble and can’t remember how. I don’t need to concatenate.
Example: Subqueries one through 4 have columns a-d. The TOP has has Columns A-d. I need all of Subqueries columns a-d to populate TOP A-D.
Merge these into the set few columns not all the blank spaces.
Make sure all queries have the fields in the same order (names don’t matter) and they have the same type (nvarchar, int, etc.). Then, just set the query types as Union All queries (except the first one of course). If you need to use the result as a subquery, use parenthesis:
@Will79
Side thought… usually you will get this type of result if the result rows are determined unique in the join.
I can’t see your query statement, design nor the full results, so that is why I recommended a Union. @Hally is right on where Unions are discussed in Epicor help.
But UNION is a SQL thing as well, so you can probably learn more about UNIONs, how they work and when to use them elsewhere on line.