问题
I've searched a lot, but still no chance on having a subquery to return multiple columns all at once. The following code works, but it sucks:
SELECT
(SELECT Column1 FROM dbo.fnGetItemPath(ib.Id)) AS Col1,
(SELECT Column2 FROM dbo.fnGetItemPath(ib.Id)) AS Col2,
(SELECT Column3 FROM dbo.fnGetItemPath(ib.Id)) AS Col3
FROM ItemBase ib
I actually have got no idea how to pass ib.Id to the function and get the entire Column1, Column2, Column3 columns without calling the fnGetItemPath function 3 times.
Thanks in advance
回答1:
You can move ti to "FROM" part and use outer apply (or cross apply).
check syntax yourself, but it should look something like this:
SELECT Column1, Column2, Column3
FROM ItemBase ib
Outer Apply dbo.fnGetItemPath(ib.Id)
回答2:
doesn't this work?
select
(select column1, column2, column3 from dbo.fnGetItemPath(ib.Id))
from ItemBase ib
or do you need something else?
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10578608/selecting-multiple-columns-from-a-subquery