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comparing 2 tables

ok i hate to do this, but i need to accomplish this asap.

I have two tables, one has the following fields
tbo.employees
userid, firstname, lastname.

The other has
tbo.sales:
userid, gross sales,total profit.

I need to pull the firstname and lastname fields from the employees table using the userid field as "primary key"
not all employees are in the sales table because not all employees are in sales.

My boss wants a user defined function to do this. The end result is getting passed to a "data cube"

Hope this makes sence. Thank you for any help.

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any 1?

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I need to pull the firstname and lastname fields from the employees table using the userid field as "primary key"

this doesn't make much sense

what you are asking for is
Code:
select firstname, lastname
  from tbo.employees
 where userid = 937
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sorry, i am new to this.

tbo.sales only has the userid field. we are adding a field that has the userid and fullname (together as one field) to the tbo.sales. However, we have to retrieve the values firstname and lastname from dbo.employees. I have a stored procedure that i am trying to get to work, but they want it to be a UDF.

I hope that is more understandable.

here is the stored procedure:


UPDATE dbo.sales

SET fullname_id = nameidname

FROM dbo.employees

INNER JOIN DBO.employees

ON (dbo.sales.box = DBO.employees.box) AND

(dbo.sales.userid = DBO.employees.userid)

Also, each store has a "box" number. So the userid and box number have to be the same to create a "match"

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a UDF to update a column in a table?

you'll need expert advice, i'm not sure how to even approach that

you might start by asking whoever said it had to be a UDF

and "userid and fullname together as one field"? are you serious?

i'm wondering if "they" have any idea what they'rte getting into...

perhaps somebody else would like to comment?

this is just too weird for me

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I understand it is wierd. Thanks for trying though.

At this point im just trying to get the stored procedure to work.

getting an error:
Invalid column name 'nameidname'

nameidname is a UDF. Is it possible to use SET to call a UDF?

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