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I have an sql statement like so:
with tbl as (select * from vwPunches v,tbltclocs l
where v.clockname = l.clockname and location = 'GARAGE'
and srtDate between '2012-06-06' and '2012-06-21') ,
ins as (select * from tbl where strinout='IN'),
outs as (select * from tbl where strinout='OUT')
select .....
The vwPunches view and the tbltcdocs table both have an ID column. In
the SQL select statement that uses the ins and outs table I select the
ID columns like so:
ins.id, outs.id
but the statement issues an SQL0203 error: "Name ID is ambiguous." At
first I thought: It CAN'T be. I qualified the column name. But as I
thought about it further I realized that it was the CTE that was causing
the problem.
Is the only fix to name the columns in the CTE rather than using * or is
there some clever way to refer to the column within the CTE that is
qualified?
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Pete Helgren
Value Added Software, Inc
www.petesworkshop.com
GIAC Secure Software Programmer-Java
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