Currently I have the following SELECT statement:
CREATE TABLE TEST AS
SELECT ROW_ID,
PROM_INTEG_ID,
INTEGRATION_ID,
BILL_ACCNT_ID,
SERV_ACCT_ID,
CFG_STATE_CD
FROM PRODUCTS
WHERE PROD_ID = 'TestProduct'
AND STATUS_CD = 'Active';
However I have to add some additional columns which do not exist in the PRODUCTS table and define them with my own name .e.g HIERARCHY
I tried using the WITH operand in my SQL query but it keeps failing as the syntax is wrong.
CREATE TABLE TEST AS
SELECT ROW_ID,
PROM_INTEG_ID,
INTEGRATION_ID,
BILL_ACCNT_ID,
SERV_ACCT_ID,
CFG_STATE_CD
WITH
PRODUCT_HEIRARCHY varchar2(30) 'Test123Value'
FROM PRODUCT
WHERE PROD_ID = 'TestProduct'
AND STATUS_CD = 'Active';
So in summary, I want to pull in columns from an existing table as well as defining some of my own.
Any help appreciated
Just add the columns to the select:
CREATE TABLE TEST AS
SELECT ROW_ID, PROM_INTEG_ID, INTEGRATION_ID, BILL_ACCNT_ID, SERV_ACCT_ID, CFG_STATE_CD,
CAST('Test123Value' AS VARCHAR2(30)) as PRODUCT_HIERARCHY
FROM PRODUCTS
WHERE PROD_ID = 'TestProduct' AND STATUS_CD = 'Active';
Note that the cast()
is not necessary. But it is a good idea if you want the column to have a specific type.