Sql select query with new column result

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Hi Everyone,

Good day.

Can you help on how to achieve the result in SQL select query?

Table

dID   dName       sdID
1    XYZ Company   0
2    AA dept       1
3    BB dept       1
4    CC dept       1
5    AA.section    2
6    BB.section    3
7    CC.section    4

Expected query result

dID   dName       sdID     NewColumn
1    XYZ Company   0          
2    AA dept       1      XYZ Company
3    BB dept       1      XYZ Company
4    CC dept       1      XYZ Company
5    AA.section    2      AA dept
6    bb.section    3      BB dept
7    CC.section    4      CC dept

The sdID will lookup to dID then the corresponding dName shows in NewColumn.

What I have tried:

Can't find related case in the net.
Thanks in advance.

Posted 5-Nov-19 17:28pm

icavs

Updated 5-Nov-19 18:27pm

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Manoj Kumar Choubey · Accepted Answer · 2019-11-05T18:28:00

Solution 1

Select 

Select 
dID,
dName,
sdID,
'' NewColumn
from [table] where sdID = 0
union all 
Select 
B.dID,
B.dName,
B.sdID,
A.dName  NewColumn
from [table] A
Left outer join [table] B on (A.dID = B.sdID)
Where B.dID IS NOT NULL

Posted 5-Nov-19 18:28pm

Manoj Kumar Choubey

Updated 5-Nov-19 20:56pm

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icavs 6-Nov-19 1:36am

Hi Manoj Kumar Choubey,
thanks for your time on responding to my query.
Have replicated your solution but I got different result.

dID dName sdID dName
NULL NULL NULL XYZ Company
1 XYZ Company 0 AA dept
1 XYZ Company 0 BB dept
1 XYZ Company 0 CC dept
2 AA dept 1 AA.section
3 BB dept 1 BB.section
4 CC dept 1 CC.section

Manoj Kumar Choubey 6-Nov-19 2:56am

I improved the answer.
As per the requirement you can change the query

icavs 6-Nov-19 5:52am

Great! It works as needed.
Thanks @Manoj

Manoj Kumar Choubey 6-Nov-19 13:50pm

welcome