Oracle to MS SQL

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Dear all,

I wrote this query in oracle. How can I write this in MSSQL?

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SELECT I.NBRANCH_SL,I.NCM_SL,I.NSIDE_SL,I.CSIDE_SL,RTA.NRATE_SQ_FT,RTA.NRATE_WST_SQ_FT  ,I.CPRINT_SIDE_SL
 FROM PR_MT_PRINT_FLX_RATE RTA,
 (   SELECT RFPS.NORDER NORD_PS,RFPD.NORDER NORD_PD,RFPS.NBRANCH_SL,RFPS.NCM_SL,RFPS.CNAME CPRINT_SIDE_SL,RFPD.NCM_SL NSIDE_SL,RFPD.CNAME CSIDE_SL
  FROM CM_MT_REF_CODE RFPS,CM_MT_REF_CODE RFPD    WHERE RFPS.NREF_ID = 2   AND RFPD.NREF_ID = 6   ) I
  WHERE I.NBRANCH_SL = RTA.NBRANCH_SL(+)
   AND I.NCM_SL = RTA.NCM_PAP_QLT_SL(+)
   AND I.NSIDE_SL = RTA.NSIDE_SL(+)
   AND RTA.NMACHINE_SL(+) = 265
   ORDER BY I.CPRINT_SIDE_SL,I.CSIDE_SL

Posted 22-Nov-10 18:51pm

sanalpulikkal

Updated 22-Nov-10 18:53pm

JF2015

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Sunasara Imdadhusen 23-Nov-10 1:21am

What is the meaning of (+) in Oracle?

Sandeep Mewara 23-Nov-10 1:24am

What does '(+)' signify?

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2010-11-22T19:25:00

Solution 1

AFAIK, '(+)' is nothing in Oracle and the query leaving that should be the same in SQL. I don't see any Oracle specific keyword used here.

Posted 22-Nov-10 19:25pm

Sandeep Mewara

sanalpulikkal · Answer 2 · 2010-11-22T20:06:00

ys..buddy.. i got the answer..yo..yo..

SQL

SELECT I.NBRANCH_SL,I.NCM_SL,I.NSIDE_SL,I.CSIDE_SL,RTA.NRATE_SQ_FT,RTA.NRATE_WST_SQ_FT  ,I.CPRINT_SIDE_SL
 FROM
 ( SELECT RFPS.NORDER NORD_PS,RFPD.NORDER NORD_PD,RFPS.NBRANCH_SL,RFPS.NCM_SL,RFPS.CNAME CPRINT_SIDE_SL,RFPD.NCM_SL NSIDE_SL,RFPD.CNAME CSIDE_SL
  FROM CM_MT_REF_CODE RFPS,CM_MT_REF_CODE RFPD    WHERE RFPS.NREF_ID = 2   AND RFPD.NREF_ID = 6  )
 I
left outer join  PR_MT_PRINT_FLX_RATE AS RTA on
(I.NBRANCH_SL = RTA.NBRANCH_SL
and I.NCM_SL = RTA.NCM_PAP_QLT_SL
and I.NSIDE_SL = RTA.NSIDE_SL)
and RTA.NMACHINE_SL = 265
ORDER BY I.CPRINT_SIDE_SL,I.CSIDE_SL