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Re: T-SQL - use of tmp tables
by bangers (Pilgrim) on Oct 26, 2005 at 13:02 UTC
    Firstly this isn’t a Perl question, but more importantly you need to let us know what you are trying to do and what is going wrong. To me it looks like you are simply trying to pull out some data from two tables and hold them in a temp table. If so then try this
    SELECT Time_ref, Time_instance, Geo_class, Aggregated_area, Super_classed_disease_cat, Cause, Constraint_ref, Sex, Sex_code, Age_start, Age_end, Age_range, Sum_count = SUM(G.Converted_person_count) INTO #tmp_G_P_M_CC FROM Geo_postaggregated_mortality_count_with_cause_catagory_SPLIT G, Time_definition_SPLIT T WHERE T.Key_m >= 1 AND G.Time_instance = T.Instance_tag GROUP BY G.Time_ref, G.Time_instance, G.Geo_class, G.Aggregated_area, G.Super_classed_disease_cat, G.Cause, G.Constraint_ref, G.Sex, G.Sex_code, G.Age_start, G.Age_end, G.Age_range
    Note that this assumes that Time_definition_SPLIT is an integer. If this is way off then you need to give more information