I'm not sure what "a resident table" is. If it's existing table, than you can use INSERT INTO command. If you want to create new table, than SELECT INTO

INSER INTO mytable 
  SELECT ...
...
SELECT ...
INTO mytable 
FROM ...

>Hi,
>
>I have a select statement that returns a number of columns and rows. I would like to insert these rows into a resident table.
>
>Here is an example of what I am trying to do:
>
>SELECT Number,CreatedDate,OrderedDate,OrderCompletedDate
>,(CASE WHEN (Number LIKE 'S-%' OR Number LIKE '%-C%')
>THEN DATEDIFF(dd,CreatedDate,OrderCompletedDate)
>ELSE
>DATEDIFF(dd,OrderedDate,OrderCompletedDate)
>END) as TurnAroundTime,
>Status
>FROM AroundTime
>WHERE OrderedDate BETWEEN '08/01/2003' AND '10/10/2003'
>AND Number LIKE 'TO%'
>ORDER BY Number
>
>
>
>How can I get the returned data into the resident table?
>
>Thanks,