I am trying to write the following statement is my desired output:
SELECT TABLE1.COLUMN_1
FROM (SELECT '0' AS COLUMN_1 FROM DUAL) TABLE1,
(SELECT '0' AS COLUMN_1 FROM DUAL) TABLE2
WHERE TABLE1.COLUMN_1 = TABLE2.COLUMN_1;
This is the code SQLKata:
<PackageReference Include="SqlKata" Version="3.2.3" />
<PackageReference Include="SqlKata.Execution" Version="3.2.3" />
using SqlKata;
using SqlKata.Execution;
var q1= new Query("DUAL").Select("'0' AS COLUMN_1");
var q2= new Query("DUAL").Select("'0' AS COLUMN_1");
var q3= new Query().From(q1, "table1")
.From(q2, "table2")
.Where("table1.COLUMN_1","table2.COLUMN_1")
.Select("table1.COLUMN_1")
.FirstOrDefault<string>();
This results in:
SELECT TABLE1.COLUMN_1
FROM (SELECT '0' AS COLUMN_1 FROM DUAL) TABLE2
WHERE TABLE1.COLUMN_1 = TABLE2.COLUMN_1;
It looks like it the second From overwrites the first from.
Another example:
var phones = new Query("Phones");
var laptops = new Query("Laptops");
var query = new Query().From(phones, "P").From(laptops, "L")
Results, notice Phones is not in the query:
SELECT
*
FROM
(
SELECT
*
FROM
[Laptops]
) AS [L]
This is basically an inner join query, so you can rewrite it like this one:
SELECT TABLE1.COLUMN_1
FROM (SELECT '0' AS COLUMN_1 FROM DUAL) TABLE1 JOIN
(SELECT '0' AS COLUMN_1 FROM DUAL) TABLE2
ON TABLE1.COLUMN_1 = TABLE2.COLUMN_1;
and this is the equivalent syntax in SqlKata
var q1 = new Query("DUAL").Select("'0' AS COLUMN_1");
var q2 = new Query("DUAL").Select("'0' AS COLUMN_1");
var query = new Query()
.From(q1, "table1")
.Join(
q2.As("table2"), // note how the As() method is used to alias this sub query
j => j.On("table1.COLUMN_1","table2.COLUMN_1")
)
.Select("table1.COLUMN_1");