I have this code snippet for a query below.
"SELECT DISTINCT(CODE) FROM ("
"SELECT TRIM(BOTH ' ' FROM PROJECT_NUMBER) CODE FROM SCHEMA.TABLE_NAME "
"WHERE PROJECT_NUMBER IS NOT NULL "
"AND LAST_UPDATE_DATE >= :lastUpdateDate "
"UNION "
"SELECT TRIM(BOTH ' ' FROM ANOTHER_CODE) CODE FROM SCHEMA.TABLE_NAME "
"WHERE ANOTHER_CODE IS NOT NULL "
"AND LAST_UPDATE_DATE >= :lastUpdateDate "
") "
"WHERE CODE IS NOT NULL";
I'm in the process of migrating to postgres from oracle and I'm seeing these errors in our logs:
Caused by: org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: subquery in FROM must have an alias
Hint: For example, FROM (SELECT ...) [AS] foo.
Where should the alias go, do I need for all subqueries, and do I need to use the alias in this query? Little confused here.
CodePudding user response:
"SELECT DISTINCT(CODE) FROM ("
"SELECT TRIM(BOTH ' ' FROM PROJECT_NUMBER) CODE FROM SCHEMA.TABLE_NAME "
"WHERE PROJECT_NUMBER IS NOT NULL "
"AND LAST_UPDATE_DATE >= :lastUpdateDate "
"UNION "
"SELECT TRIM(BOTH ' ' FROM ANOTHER_CODE) CODE FROM SCHEMA.TABLE_NAME "
"WHERE ANOTHER_CODE IS NOT NULL "
"AND LAST_UPDATE_DATE >= :lastUpdateDate "
") as qry "
"WHERE CODE IS NOT NULL";