Try this code and see if it works for you:

select m.id, m.letter, m.data1, coalesce(c1.letter, c2.letter), coalesce(c1.data1, c2.data1)

from @Mother m

left join @child1 c1 on c1.letter = m.Letter

...

This gives you the output that you specified:

with cte as

(

Select c1, c2,

Row_Number() over(ORDER BY c1) as RowNum

from...

Do you have a desired output table that matches the data you provided?

ChildID WAIVER_SERVICES Month/Year services_provided Budget % used

10177 3 12/2012 ...

Steve Jones - SSC Editor (8/6/2013)

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I don't see it in a search in the database. My guess is someone spammed it and the thread got deleted instead of the spam...

No. That is a different thread!

I don't have a title, but I believe the word Touchdown was part of the title....

The other thread that I posted to that I cannot find had to do with a query that would return the quarterback name and their max touchdowns and the year...

All I have is the link that I referenced in my earlier reply. It is a hyper link, so clicking on it should show you what I am seeing.

I do...

shani19831 (8/6/2013)

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Thanks for the query, its returning what i want, but i have never used CTE and have no knowledge of it, guess its time to learn.

is there no easy...

We can assume, though, that since none of the answers were "doesn't work in this version of SQL", that we would be using a version of SQL that...

You can try the following:

use master

EXEC sp_MSforeachtable 'DROP TABLE ?'

But be very careful!!! I tested this on a test server and it did get rid of tables that had accumulated...

Notice any problem between the Customer table & the Customer Details table?

As was stated earlier, what you have tried, correctly formatted DLL & insert statements are necessary to even begin.

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TableName:Customer

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CustomerIdCustomerNameLocationCityDistrictPinCode...

Here is another possible solution using cte's. While it makes seeing what the query does a bit easier, they are usually not as efficient as a solution without one!

;with cte...