>>Hi,
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>>Can I use a query created in the first part of a UNION in the second part? For example
>>
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>>select Col1, Col2 from Table1 A where (SomeExpr)
>>union
>>select Col1, Col2 from Table2 where Col1 in (Select Col1 from A)
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>>
>>TIA.
>
>No. You need to use derived table. Is it VFP query or SQL Server query?
>
>In SQL Server you can use the favorite of mine - Common Table Expression (cte).
SQL Server. Thanks for the suggestion.
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