Re: SQL: can UNION be utilized to combine rows from two tables when one of the tables is a common table expression?

I have create two SQL selects, and both of them work well when run by themselves.

When I combine them with UNION in between, I receive the error

"Keyword UNION not expected. Valid tokens: <END-OF-STATEMENT>."

Is it possible to use the UNION to create a query of two tables when one of the tables is a common table expression as shown below?

Thanks!



with roleTable
(IDMSUSR, role, IDMSSEC )
as (
select b.IDMSUSR , b.IDMSSEC , a.IDMSSEC
from jstone/FIDMSUSRXR a,
jstone/FIDMSUSRXR b
where
a.IDMSUSR = b.IDMSSEC )
select D.UPACCD ,
D.UPGRPF ,
D.UPTEXT ,
C.CMISFUNC ,
D.UPUPRF ,
C.IDMSSEC
from roleTable a,
SECFUNC c,
GM400USR d
where
A.IDMSUSR = D.UPUPRF
and A.IDMSSEC = C.IDMSSEC
order by D.UPACCD,D.UPGRPF,D.UPTEXT,C.CMISFUNC
union <============= how can I get this UNION to function?
select D.UPACCD ,
D.UPGRPF ,
D.UPTEXT ,
C.CMISFUNC ,
D.UPUPRF ,
C.IDMSSEC
from jstone/FIDMSUSRXR a,
SECFUNC c,
GM400USR d
where
A.IDMSUSR = D.UPUPRF
and A.IDMSSEC = C.IDMSSEC
order by D.UPACCD,D.UPGRPF,D.UPTEXT,C.CMISFUNC