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List Customer And Product Without Sale

Need to show the following columns (3) using UNION to return: All customers who do not have an invoice All products that were not sold Category: Is this related to “customer” or “product”? Print “customer or “product” ID: Customer.id (category=”customer”) or product.id (category=”product”) Name: customer.customer_name (category=”customer”) or product.product_name (category=”product”) Tables: Customer id customer_name city_id customer_address contact_person email phone Product id

Data Joining of two Tables MS Access SQL

I have two tables named – 1) Students 2) Classes. ClassID is Primary Key of Classes table and Foreign Key of Students Table. I want to access one row from the Students table having specfic RollNo (This RollNo is given by user input) and all rows from Classes Table. Students Table is given as:- RollNo is Primary Key. And Last

How to improve union query?

I have a query which is ‘working’ but slow and feels very poor and I don’t want to have to update each time we add/remove a supplier! Basically I have a table of ‘prices’ and for each suppler I need …

SQL’s union default order by clause?

I noticed when I am combining two tables via union that the order is not what I expected. calculus_class stats_class When I combine the two tables above I expect the results to be in order from top to bottom like this: This is the result I received using DBeaver PostgreSQL: Answer Actually, you are using union which removes duplicates, but

Limit total number of results across tables

I want to get the most recent 100 events that happened. The events are scattered across multiple tables. Here is an example: This will return up to 300 records. I would then take the result set, order by timestamp, and take the first 100 records. How can I perform this in a single SQL query, where SQL will only return

Oracle FETCH FIRST 1 ROW with UNION ALL statement

I’m trying to create a UNION ALL statement in SQL using the FETCH FIRST 1 ROW however when I do that it gives me an error MISSING KEYWORD Here’s what my SQL looks like: is something like this doable. I would like to keep this as a single statement rather than adding a SUBQUERY or anything of that nature. Answer

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