sqloracle-databaseoracle12c
(SQL) How do I differentiate 2 columns from different tables with the same name when selecting?
I'm using an Oracle 12c SQL server. The goal is to create a view containing each company and the drugs it produces.
How can I differentiate two columns with the exact same name but located in different tables using SELECT? All relevant code below, including results with error.
I understand why I might be getting a duplicate name error as they both have the same header "name", but thought I handled it by identifying the table beforehand (i.e. pc.name and dg.name). Help!
SQL Tables Being Joined:
SQL Column Naming Error:
Solution
You have ambiguous column names in output from your view:
pc.name, dg.name
Adding alias for columns should solve this:
pc.name as pc_name, dg.name as dg_name
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