How to combine two tables

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I am having two tables (Tabel 1,Tabel2)
Table 1(After selct statement of the table i am getting these two below columns)

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Column1|column2|
xx     |yy     |
zz     |AA     |
BB     |cc     |

Tabel 2(After selct statement of the table i am getting these two below columns)
<pre lang="xml">Column1|Column2|
DD     |FF     |
GG     |HH     |

i need the combination of two tables should be like below
Table 3

&lt;pre lang=&quot;vb&quot;&gt;Column !|Column 2|
xx     |yy     |
zz     |AA     |
BB     |cc     |
DD     |FF     |
GG     |HH     |&lt;/pre&gt;</pre>

Posted 30-Jun-13 23:27pm

ntitish

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ntitish 1-Jul-13 5:31am

Tabel 1,Tabel 2 not having same columns they are different.......then how to union the two tabels...

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Solution 2

Use union as shown below

SQL

Select column1,column2 from table1 [where CONDITION]
UNION ALL
Select column1,column2 from table2 [where CONDITION]

Posted 30-Jun-13 23:32pm

ArunRajendra

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_Amy · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-30T23:31:00

Solution 1

You can use SQL: UNION ALL[^] to do the same. Try this:

SQL

SELECT Column1, Column2 FROM Table1
UNION ALL
SELECT YourCol1 AS Column1, YourCol2 AS Column2 FROM Table2

--Amit

Posted 30-Jun-13 23:31pm

_Amy

Updated 30-Jun-13 23:32pm

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