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Subject: Re: couldn 't figure out a sql statement for what I want, anyone can help? th

Subject: Re: couldn 't figure out a sql statement for what I want, anyone can help? th

2007-10-05       - By bhoopal

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raybristol wrote:
>
> I have 2 tables in database:
>
> table A:
> ID(int) | receivedDate (Timestamp)
>
>
> table B:
>
> ID(int) | Days (int)
>
>
>
> I want to use 'Select into' to create a new table with 2 columns like:
>
> new table:
>
> ID(int) | newReceivedDate (Timestamp)  
>
>
> the column 'newReceivedDate' will be based on A.receivedDate + B.Days, so
> if I got a row in table A: 1, 01-12-2007, a row in table B: 1, 3, then I
> should have a row in new table: 1, 04-12-2007
>
> I hope that make sense and wonder whether I can do it with sql statement,
> many thanks!
>


Use  this query. I hope it will works for your task

CREATE TABLE NEWRECDATE SELECT RD.ID, ADDDATE(RD.RECDATE,  RDY.DAYS)  FROM
RECDATE RD LEFT JOIN RECDAYS RDY ON RD.ID = RDY.ID ;

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