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Unfortunately the "as result table" syntax only lets you copy column attributes like identity, defaults, implicitly hidden, and row change timestamps.
An alternative is to create a VIEW, then create the table using the LIKE TABLE/VIEW syntax.
CREATET VIEW myLib.ResultV1 (Cola, Colb, ColC, NewD, NewF) as
(
Select t1.ColA, t1.ColB, t1.ColC, t2.ColA, t1.ColD
from myLib.Table1 t1
join myLib.Table2 t2
on t1.ColA = t2.ColA and t1.ColB = t2.ColB
where t1.ColA = 208
and t1.ColR = 'Y'
and t1.ColB in
(
Select t1b.ColB
from myLib.Table1 t1b
where t1b.ColA = 208
and t1b.ColR != 'Y'
and t1b.ColM = 2023
)
)
;
create table myLib.ResultTb (LIKE myLib.ResultV1 , PRIMARY KEY (ColA, ColB) )
Chris Hiebert
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Disclaimer: Any views or opinions presented are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the company.
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The Alter Table never crossed my mind. That will work also.
I hoped to do it in the create table to eliminate the second script.
I will use the Alter Table.
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