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Combines two or more query results. UNION removes duplicates; UNION ALL retains all rows.
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Perform UNION ALL regardless of column order in the two joined tables
SELECT * INTO TABLE1
FROM Table2
UNION ALL
SELECT * FROM Table3;
GO
I am using this query to stack two tables together into one table. … Is there a way to instruct SQL Server to automatically line up the columns from both tables by name and perform the UNION?
In SAS, the trick is to write a OUTER UNION CORR query, for example. …
