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SQL UNION Clause

The Union Clause is used to combine the results of two select statements into a single result set. It combines rows from both queries while excluding duplicates unless UNION ALL is used. The fields selected must be of the same data types and in the same order in both queries.

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SQL UNION Clause

The Union Clause is used to combine the results of two select statements into a single result set. It combines rows from both queries while excluding duplicates unless UNION ALL is used. The fields selected must be of the same data types and in the same order in both queries.

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SQL | Union Clause

The Union Clause is used to combine two separate select statements and
produce the result set as a union of both the select statements.
NOTE:
1. The fields to be used in both the select statements must be in same
order, same number and same data type.
2. The Union clause produces distinct values in the result set, to fetch the
duplicate values too UNION ALL must be used instead of just UNION.
Basic Syntax:
SELECT column_name(s) FROM table1 UNION SELECT column_name(s) FROM
table2;

Resultant set consists of distinct values.


SELECT column_name(s) FROM table1 UNION ALL SELECT column_name(s)
FROM table2;

Resultant set consists of duplicate values too.

Queries
 To fetch distinct ROLL_NO from Student and Student_Details table.
 SELECT ROLL_NO FROM Student UNION SELECT ROLL_NO FROM
Student_Details;
Output:
R
O
L
L
_
N
O

 
 To fetch ROLL_NO from Student and Student_Details table including
duplicate values.
 SELECT ROLL_NO FROM Student UNION ALL SELECT ROLL_NO FROM
Student_Details;
Output:
R
O
L
L
_
N
O
R
O
L
L
_
N
O

 To fetch ROLL_NO , NAME from Student table WHERE ROLL_NO is


greater than 3 and ROLL_NO , Branch from Student_Details table
WHERE ROLL_NO is less than 3 , including duplicate values and finally
sorting the data by ROLL_NO.
 SELECT ROLL_NO,NAME FROM Student WHERE ROLL_NO>3
 UNION ALL
 SELECT ROLL_NO,Branch FROM Student_Details WHERE ROLL_NO<3
 ORDER BY 1;

 Note:The column names in both the select statements can be


different but the
 data type must be same.And in the result set the name of column
used in the first
 select statement will appear.
Output:
ROLL_NONAME
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