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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 @ 22:09:16 GMT
Does anyone know how to do the following. I can’t think of a simple way to do this, but hopefully I’m overlooking something. Here is a visual example. My real data is millions of records of sales data totally unrelated to example :-). Table_A (next line column headings) - in real table, about 3.5 million records
Animal Color PetStoreID
dog black 777
cat white 888
dog brown 999
Table_B (next line column headings) - in real table, about 1 million records
Comment PetStoreID
I sold the white cat 111
cat black ran away 111
br_own is the dog color 222
do-gbla-ck is sick 222
‘Generically’ I would need to do something similar to the following. I also need to do cleanup of the comment column, but I can do that in a prior step.
WHERE table_b.comment LIKE table_a.animal
AND table_b.comment LIKE table_a.color
AND table_b.PetStoreID <> table_a.PetStoreID
My output needs to be a merge of data from table a and table b. Thanks in advance for any thoughts. Craig Craig Ferry WESCO Distribution, Inc.
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