I have tables like this:
Table_0
CustomerID | Trans_date |
---|---|
C001 | 01-sep-22 |
C001 | 04-sep-22 |
C001 | 14-sep-22 |
C002 | 03-sep-22 |
C002 | 01-sep-22 |
Table_1
CustomerID | Trans_date |
---|---|
C002 | 18-sep-22 |
C002 | 20-sep-22 |
C003 | 02-sep-22 |
C003 | 28-sep-22 |
Table_2
CustomerID | Trans_date |
---|---|
C004 | 08-sep-22 |
C004 | 18-sep-22 |
C004 | 20-sep-22 |
C005 | 18-sep-22 |
How to create a new table where the new table consists of table_0, table_1 and table_2 in postgresql? thank you for help
CodePudding user response:
Create a new table, like for exemple 'new_table', then do this command for each of your table: INSERT INTO new_tale SELECT * FROM table_0
CodePudding user response:
This is it:
select a.CustomerID ac customer_id,
a.Trans_date as Trans_date1,
b.Trans_date as Trans_date2,
c.Trans_date as Trans_date3
where a.CustomerID=b.CustomerID
and b.CustomerID=c.CustomerID;
CodePudding user response:
union example: https://www.postgresqltutorial.com/postgresql-tutorial/postgresql-union/
create table as: https://www.postgresqltutorial.com/postgresql-tutorial/postgresql-create-table-as/
follow the example would be:
CREATE TABLE new_table AS (
SELECT
CustomerID,
Trans_date
FROM
Table_0
UNION ALL
SELECT
CustomerID,
Trans_date
FROM
Table_1
UNION ALL
SELECT
CustomerID,
Trans_date
FROM
Table_2)