I have a union opertaion between two tables
SELECT ID_1,
name_1,
surname_1,
FROM T_ONE
UNION
SELECT ID_2,
name_2,
surname_2
FROM TABLE_2
I want to join the result of this UNION
operation with another table or even with all TABLE_1
.
How can I handle this new table result of the UNION
.
for example after the previous UNION
:
RIGHT JOIN TABLE_3
ON TABLE_3.ID_3 = XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.ID_2
I really do not know what I need to put instead of the XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX to andle the new table generated by the UNION
.
Use a derived table like "foo" here, and then JOIN again however you wish:
SELECT
*
FROM
TABLE_3
LEFT JOIN
(
SELECT ID_1, name_1, surname_1, FROM T_ONE
UNION --ALL would be more efficient if results do not overlap, as van's comment said
SELECT ID_2, name_2, surname_2 FROM TABLE_2
) foo ON TABLE_3.ID_3 = foo.ID_1
PS. Use LEFT joins: less confusing then RIGHT joins.
You need to provide a join in both SELECT :
SELECT ID_1, name_1, surname_1, FROM T_ONE
RIGHT JOIN TABLE_3 ON TABLE_3.ID_3 = T_ONE.ID_1
UNION
SELECT ID_2, name_2, surname_2 FROM TABLE_2
RIGHT JOIN TABLE_3 ON TABLE_3.ID_3 = TABLE_2.ID_2
Or something like that. Don't forget that a UNION eliminates the duplicates, so if you want duplicates to be included, uyse UNION ALL
SELECT ID_1, name_1, surname_1, FROM T_ONE
from
(SELECT ID_1, name_1, surname_1, FROM T_ONE
UNION
SELECT ID_2, name_2, surname_2 FROM TABLE_2 ) foo
left join TABLE_3
ON TABLE_3.ID_3 =foo.ID_2
To expand on gbn's answer above for those who have asked. Here is how to do it with the union as the first part of the left join.
SELECT table3.phone, foo.fname, foo.lname, foo.email
FROM
(SELECT table1.fname,table1.lname,table1.email
FROM table1
UNION
SELECT table2.fname,table2.lname,table2.email
FROM table2
) foo
LEFT JOIN table3
ON foo.lname = table3.lname