T-SQL query help

  • Hi..

    I have data the data in the below temp table(SQL query)

    IF object_id('TempDB..#tTemp1') IS NOT NULL

    DROP TABLE #tTemp1

    CREATE TABLE #tTemp1(ID int, Name varchar(20))

    INSERT INTO #tTemp1(ID, Name)

    SELECT 1, 'NewYork'

    UNION

    SELECT 2, 'Virginia'

    UNION

    SELECT 3, 'London'

    UNION

    SELECT 4, 'Sydney'

    UNION

    SELECT 5, 'Dubai'

    SELECT * FROM #tTemp1

    DROP TABLE #tTemp1

    I need the SQL query to get the output as:

    Thanks..

  • Its really a simple solution with all you need to do is add a column that conactinates the fixed string 'This city name is ' and the Name Column.

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  • Yep, just this easy:

    IF object_id('TempDB..#tTemp1') IS NOT NULL

    DROP TABLE #tTemp1

    CREATE TABLE #tTemp1(ID int, Name varchar(20))

    INSERT INTO #tTemp1(ID, Name)

    SELECT 1, 'NewYork'

    UNION

    SELECT 2, 'Virginia'

    UNION

    SELECT 3, 'London'

    UNION

    SELECT 4, 'Sydney'

    UNION

    SELECT 5, 'Dubai'

    SELECT ID, Name, 'The city name is ' + Name as Comment FROM #tTemp1

    DROP TABLE #tTemp1

  • Hi ,

    You can get the desired result quiet easily...

    The below mentioned code will solve your problem.

    Select ID, Name, 'The City name is ' + Name Comment

    From #tTemp1

  • Another way is like this (a computed column):

    IF object_id('TempDB..#tTemp1') IS NOT NULL

    DROP TABLE #tTemp1

    CREATE TABLE #tTemp1(ID int, Name varchar(20)

    ,Comment AS ('The city name is ' + Name))

    INSERT INTO #tTemp1(ID, Name)

    SELECT 1, 'NewYork'

    UNION

    SELECT 2, 'Virginia'

    UNION

    SELECT 3, 'London'

    UNION

    SELECT 4, 'Sydney'

    UNION

    SELECT 5, 'Dubai'

    SELECT * FROM #tTemp1

    DROP TABLE #tTemp1


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