Can I Store Output Of Sql Command In A Table

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select Custid,sum(amount) as total from Sales group by CustID
output of above command
Custid total
1 200
2 800
3 500

Can I store output as table name xyz in my database.

Posted 17-Feb-15 17:48pm

Shrikesh_kale

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Wendelius · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-17T17:51:00

Solution 1

One easy way is to use INSERT INTO ... SELECT structure. Have a look at SQL INSERT INTO SELECT Statement[^]

Posted 17-Feb-15 17:51pm

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Shrikesh_kale 18-Feb-15 0:12am

do know about error String or binary data would be truncated.

Wendelius 18-Feb-15 0:33am

Sorry but I don't quite understand the question. If the statement fails you will get an error message. The data shouldn't be truncated unless you manipulate it in some way.

Shrikesh_kale 18-Feb-15 1:12am

name of the column that is too short to hold the data. because of this. above error occur

Umer Akram 18-Feb-15 2:56am

the query you shared doesn't have a varchar/nvarchar/char column in it.
2ndly you if you use INSERT INTO ... SELECT as Mika suggested. you shouldn't be having this kind of issue.

Wendelius 18-Feb-15 3:38am

The length of the name of the column doesn't restrict the amount of data that can be stored into the column. It's just a name.

Can you post the code you're currently using?

Shrikesh_kale 18-Feb-15 22:58pm

problem solve thanks

Wendelius 18-Feb-15 23:29pm

You're welcome :)

/\jmot · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-17T21:58:00

Procedure 1: You can Use SQL SELECT INTO
Ref.
http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_select_into.asp[^]

Procedure 2:
SQL INSERT INTO SELECT Statement
e.g :

SQL

INSERT INTO table2
(Custid,total)
SELECT CustId,Sum(Amount) FROM table1 group by CustId;

Ref.
http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_insert_into_select.asp[^]