SQL Server: Join two tables returning only one row from the second table
TABLE1ID (PK) Name 1001 SamTABLE2IDadd (FK) Country 1001 USA 1001 UKMy query:SELECT A.Name, B.CountryFROM TABLE1 AINNER JOIN (SELECT TOP 1 * FROM TABLE2 WHERE IDadd = A.ID) AS BON B.IDadd =...
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SELECT Name, CountryFROM Table1 INNER JOIN Table2 ON IDAdd = IDI think that's what you mean and what will give you what you want. Get back to us if that's not really what you want.
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Thank you for the reply.Your query will return two (2) rows, since there are two records with IDadd = 1001 in TABLE2. What I want is to get only 1 row from TABLE2 and join it to TABLE1 so I could...
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Top 1 does not make sense without order by, you will just get a random row, which might or might not be the first row you entered.Here I select the least (alfabetic) country per personSELECT A.Name,...
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Why do you only want one row from table 2? I don't understand the purpose of your query.
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Thanks for your reply! Your first query above got it working.SELECT A.Name, B.CountryFROM TABLE1 AINNER JOIN (SELECT IDadd,MIN(Name) Name FROM TABLE2 GROUP BY IDadd) AS BON B.IDadd = A.ID
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