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2022-05-02 13-46-21
Raffa Guerra
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SQL - Select With two Tables
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Hi Guys, I'm trying to select a book that is related to a certain author.

For that I'm using this:


SELECT {Livro}.*, {Pessoa}.[Nome], {Pessoa}.[Sobrenome] FROM {Livro}, {Pessoa}
INNER JOIN {Pessoa}
WHERE {Pessoa}.[Nome] LIKE @Autor OR {Pessoa}.[Sobrenome] LIKE @Autor

It's just not working and I'm kind of a layman in SQL.


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2018-10-29 08-31-03
João Marques
 
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Hi Raffa,


Your query should be something like this:


SELECT {Livro}.*, {Pessoa}.[Nome], {Pessoa}.[Sobrenome]
FROM {Livro} INNER JOIN {Pessoa} ON {Livro}.[PessoaId] = {Pessoa}.[Id]
WHERE {Pessoa}.[Nome] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%' OR {Pessoa}.[SobreNome] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%'



The part I write on bold is how you connect the two tables. I don't know how do you connect them so you may need to adjust the attributes on both tables so you can join them correctly.


Kind Regards,
João

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Raffa Guerra

Hi João,

I had to make a change and it looked like this:


SELECT {Book}.*, {Person}.[First Name], {Person}.[Last Name]

FROM {Book} INNER JOIN {Person} ON {Person}.[BookId] = {Book}.[Id]

WHERE {Person}.[First Name] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%' OR {Person}.[Last Name] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%'


Because the relationship between the tables is that 1 Book can have N People (Authors, translators, coordinators, cover designer, etc.)


That way, the error stopped. I hope I got it right in the construction of tables and relations, but if I'm wrong I'll learn.

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Raffa Guerra

However, it still gives this error:

Unexpected SQL

There is a mismatch between the number of columns SELECT'ed and the output structure in SQL_Author.

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João Marques
 
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Replying to Raffa Guerra's comment on 07 Jun 2022 16:20:20

Hi Raffa,


The error states that the output structure does not match the output of your query.

For performance reasons, your output should contain only the number of fields you need, therefore things such {Book}.* are disadvised.

My suggestion is therefore to:

  1. create the structure with the things you need (for example BookName, PersonFirstName and PersonLastName)
  2. adjust your SELECT instruction to only include these attributes.


Kind Regards,
João

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Raffa Guerra

Replying to João Marques' comment on 07 Jun 2022 16:41:53

Okay, would that be it?


SELECT {Book}.[Book_Name] CollectionName, {Person}.[Name]+' '+ {Person}.[LastName] FullAuthorName

     FROM {Book} INNER JOIN {Person} ON {Person}.[BookId] = {Book}.[Id]

     WHERE {Person}.[First Name] + ' ' +{Person}.[Last Name] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%'

ORDER BY NameAsset


I created a Structure with NameAcervo andNameCompleteAuthor, but it remains with the same message.

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Raffa Guerra

Replying to Raffa Guerra's comment on 07 Jun 2022 18:21:40

I achieved:


SELECT {Book}.Id, {Book}.[Book_Name]CollectionName, {Person}.[Name]+' '+ {Person}.[LastName] FullAuthorName

     FROM {Book} INNER JOIN {Person} ON {Person}.[BookId] = {Book}.[Id]

     WHERE {Person}.[First Name] + ' ' +{Person}.[Last Name] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%'

ORDER BY NameAsset

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2018-10-29 08-31-03
João Marques
 
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Replying to Raffa Guerra's comment on 07 Jun 2022 16:20:20

Hi Raffa,


The error states that the output structure does not match the output of your query.

For performance reasons, your output should contain only the number of fields you need, therefore things such {Book}.* are disadvised.

My suggestion is therefore to:

  1. create the structure with the things you need (for example BookName, PersonFirstName and PersonLastName)
  2. adjust your SELECT instruction to only include these attributes.


Kind Regards,
João

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2020-09-18 09-37-36
Devendra Baghel

Hi Raffa,

Correct Query is like below

SELECT column_name(s)
FROM table1
INNER JOIN table2
ON table1.column_name = table2.column_name; 

Highlighted is missing from your query.

SELECT {Livro}.*, {Pessoa}.[Nome], {Pessoa}.[Sobrenome] FROM {Livro}

INNER JOIN {Pessoa}    ON {Livro}.[column_name] = {Pessoa}.[column_name]

WHERE {Pessoa}.[Nome] LIKE @Autor OR {Pessoa}.[Sobrenome] LIKE @Autor


Best Regards

Devendra

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João Marques
 
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Hi Raffa,


Your query should be something like this:


SELECT {Livro}.*, {Pessoa}.[Nome], {Pessoa}.[Sobrenome]
FROM {Livro} INNER JOIN {Pessoa} ON {Livro}.[PessoaId] = {Pessoa}.[Id]
WHERE {Pessoa}.[Nome] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%' OR {Pessoa}.[SobreNome] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%'



The part I write on bold is how you connect the two tables. I don't know how do you connect them so you may need to adjust the attributes on both tables so you can join them correctly.


Kind Regards,
João

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Raffa Guerra

Hi João,

I had to make a change and it looked like this:


SELECT {Book}.*, {Person}.[First Name], {Person}.[Last Name]

FROM {Book} INNER JOIN {Person} ON {Person}.[BookId] = {Book}.[Id]

WHERE {Person}.[First Name] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%' OR {Person}.[Last Name] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%'


Because the relationship between the tables is that 1 Book can have N People (Authors, translators, coordinators, cover designer, etc.)


That way, the error stopped. I hope I got it right in the construction of tables and relations, but if I'm wrong I'll learn.

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07 Jun 2022
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2022-05-02 13-46-21
Raffa Guerra

However, it still gives this error:

Unexpected SQL

There is a mismatch between the number of columns SELECT'ed and the output structure in SQL_Author.

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07 Jun 2022
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2018-10-29 08-31-03
João Marques
 
MVP
Solution

Replying to Raffa Guerra's comment on 07 Jun 2022 16:20:20

Hi Raffa,


The error states that the output structure does not match the output of your query.

For performance reasons, your output should contain only the number of fields you need, therefore things such {Book}.* are disadvised.

My suggestion is therefore to:

  1. create the structure with the things you need (for example BookName, PersonFirstName and PersonLastName)
  2. adjust your SELECT instruction to only include these attributes.


Kind Regards,
João

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2022-05-02 13-46-21
Raffa Guerra

Replying to João Marques' comment on 07 Jun 2022 16:41:53

Okay, would that be it?


SELECT {Book}.[Book_Name] CollectionName, {Person}.[Name]+' '+ {Person}.[LastName] FullAuthorName

     FROM {Book} INNER JOIN {Person} ON {Person}.[BookId] = {Book}.[Id]

     WHERE {Person}.[First Name] + ' ' +{Person}.[Last Name] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%'

ORDER BY NameAsset


I created a Structure with NameAcervo andNameCompleteAuthor, but it remains with the same message.

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07 Jun 2022
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2022-05-02 13-46-21
Raffa Guerra

Replying to Raffa Guerra's comment on 07 Jun 2022 18:21:40

I achieved:


SELECT {Book}.Id, {Book}.[Book_Name]CollectionName, {Person}.[Name]+' '+ {Person}.[LastName] FullAuthorName

     FROM {Book} INNER JOIN {Person} ON {Person}.[BookId] = {Book}.[Id]

     WHERE {Person}.[First Name] + ' ' +{Person}.[Last Name] LIKE '%' + @Author + '%'

ORDER BY NameAsset

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