I’ve been trying without success something like this…
CREATE TABLE #table
(
(SELECT MAX(Column) FROM Table) varchar(50)
)I'm working with SQL 2005; thank you for any help in advance.
Not quite like that.
You can SELECT ... INTO.
In the process, you need to provide a column Name for any computed or derived columns, and you can change the datatype.
Something like this:
Code Snippet
USE Northwind
GO
SELECT cast( max( EmployeeID ) AS decimal(6,2)) AS MaxEmp
INTO #MyTable
FROM Employees
There are 2 options,
Create Table #Table (
ColumnValue Varchar(50)
);
Insert Into #Table
SELECT MAX(Column) FROM TableName;
--OR
SELECT Cast(MAX(Column) as Varchar(50)) ColumnValue Into #Table FROM TableName;
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You should use the aliase name. if you failed to give the aliase name for the expression sql server thow an error says that "No column was specified for column n on tablename".
Code Snippet
Select Max(Column) as MaxColumn Into NewTable From OldTable
Select Max(Column) MaxColumn into Newtable From OldTable
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As indicated above, No.
My apologies, I guess this statement was not clear enough.
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In the process, you need to provide a column Name for any computed or derived columns...
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