In a view, I want to add a column that isn't in the table I'm selecting from that I name and has 1 set value for each record in the view

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Bouje on Tue, 15 Dec 2015 21:28:19

This is easy to do in access. For example, in SQL view, I simply type "Dog" as [Type], and the query will automatically add a field called Type that has Dog in every record it returns. How do I do this in SQL Server?

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bhanu_nz on Tue, 15 Dec 2015 22:29:00

Hi,

You can do the same in SQL Server as well

CREATE VIEW test_vw
AS 
SELECT *,'testText' AS test FROM [dbo].[table]
select * from test_vw

Hope this helps

Thanks

Bhanu

In a view, I want to add a column that isn't in the table I'm selecting from that I name and has 1 set value for each record in the view

Category: sql server datamining

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