CODEWITHSUNDEEP
sqlsql-serversql-server-2012
user2501239
user2501239

Reputation: 149

SQL: Creating a new table with query results

I have calculated a number of new columns in my query and I was wondering if it is possible to save the query results into a new table/sheet. So when I open the new table I can see the query results without having to re-run the query every time upon opening SQL.

Here is the code I am using:

SELECT a.[CUSIP NUMBER],
        a.[CURRENT BALANCE],
       a.[ORIGINAL WA MATURITY],
       a.[CURRENT WA MATURITY],
       a.[PASS THRU RATE] [PASS THRU RATE],
       a.[CURRENT FACTOR],
       b.[CURRENT FACTOR],
       b.[ORIGINAL BALANCE],
        MonthlyRate,
        Payment,
        InterestPayment,
        Principle,
        ScheduledFace,
        PreviousFace,
        ScheduledFactor,
        SMM,
        CPR
   FROM   DBO.mbs032013 a
       JOIN dbo.mbs042013 b ON a.[CUSIP NUMBER] = b.[CUSIP NUMBER]     
       CROSS APPLY (Select (a.[PASS THRU RATE]*.01)/12) CA(MonthlyRate)
       CROSS APPLY (Select (a.[CURRENT BALANCE] * ((MonthlyRate)/((1-(1/power(1+    MonthlyRate, a.[CURRENT WA MATURITY]))))))) CA2(Payment) 
       Cross Apply (Select a.[CURRENT BALANCE] * MonthlyRate) CA3 (InterestPayment)
       Cross Apply (Select Payment - InterestPayment) CA4 (Principle) 
       Cross Apply (Select a.[ORIGINAL BALANCE] * a.[CURRENT FACTOR]) CA5 (PreviousFace)
       CROSS APPLY (Select PreviousFace - Principle) CA6(ScheduledFace)
       Cross Apply (Select ScheduledFace/a.[ORIGINAL BALANCE]) CA7 (ScheduledFactor)
       Cross Apply (Select 100 * (1-(b.[CURRENT FACTOR]/ScheduledFactor))) CA8(SMM)
       Cross Apply (Select (1-(power(1-SMM/100,12)))*100) CA9 (CPR)

      WHERE a.[CURRENT WA MATURITY] != 0 and a.[CURRENT BALANCE] != 0 and a.[CUSIP NUMBER] = '31416hag0'

The query ultimately generates a function called 'CPR' for bond analysis and I would like to add these results and the other columns to a permanent table.

I am using SQL Server 2012. Thanks!

Upvotes: 3

Views: 8822

Answers (4)

cosmos
cosmos

Reputation: 2303

SELECT a.[CUSIP NUMBER],
    a.[CURRENT BALANCE],
   a.[ORIGINAL WA MATURITY],
   a.[CURRENT WA MATURITY],
   a.[PASS THRU RATE] [PASS THRU RATE],
   a.[CURRENT FACTOR],
   b.[CURRENT FACTOR],
   b.[ORIGINAL BALANCE],
    MonthlyRate,
    Payment,
    InterestPayment,
    Principle,
    ScheduledFace,
    PreviousFace,
    ScheduledFactor,
    SMM,
    CPR 
    INTO NewTable           --the new table to be created
  FROM   DBO.mbs032013 a
   JOIN dbo.mbs042013 b ON a.[CUSIP NUMBER] = b.[CUSIP NUMBER]     
   CROSS APPLY (Select (a.[PASS THRU RATE]*.01)/12) CA(MonthlyRate)
   CROSS APPLY (Select (a.[CURRENT BALANCE] * ((MonthlyRate)/((1-(1/power(1+    MonthlyRate, a.[CURRENT WA MATURITY]))))))) CA2(Payment) 
   Cross Apply (Select a.[CURRENT BALANCE] * MonthlyRate) CA3 (InterestPayment)
   Cross Apply (Select Payment - InterestPayment) CA4 (Principle) 
   Cross Apply (Select a.[ORIGINAL BALANCE] * a.[CURRENT FACTOR]) CA5 (PreviousFace)
   CROSS APPLY (Select PreviousFace - Principle) CA6(ScheduledFace)
   Cross Apply (Select ScheduledFace/a.[ORIGINAL BALANCE]) CA7 (ScheduledFactor)
   Cross Apply (Select 100 * (1-(b.[CURRENT FACTOR]/ScheduledFactor))) CA8(SMM)
   Cross Apply (Select (1-(power(1-SMM/100,12)))*100) CA9 (CPR)

  WHERE a.[CURRENT WA MATURITY] != 0 and a.[CURRENT BALANCE] != 0 and a.[CUSIP NUMBER] = '31416hag0'

Upvotes: 2

David Scott
David Scott

Reputation: 1084

A table that is specifically a subset of another/set of others is best represented in a VIEW.

CREATE VIEW [dbo].[newView]
AS
SELECT a.[CUSIP NUMBER],
        a.[CURRENT BALANCE],
       a.[ORIGINAL WA MATURITY],
       a.[CURRENT WA MATURITY],
       a.[PASS THRU RATE] [PASS THRU RATE],
       a.[CURRENT FACTOR],
       b.[CURRENT FACTOR],
       b.[ORIGINAL BALANCE],
        MonthlyRate,
        Payment,
        InterestPayment,
        Principle,
        ScheduledFace,
        PreviousFace,
        ScheduledFactor,
        SMM,
        CPR
   FROM   DBO.mbs032013 a
       JOIN dbo.mbs042013 b ON a.[CUSIP NUMBER] = b.[CUSIP NUMBER]     
       CROSS APPLY (Select (a.[PASS THRU RATE]*.01)/12) CA(MonthlyRate)
       CROSS APPLY (Select (a.[CURRENT BALANCE] * ((MonthlyRate)/((1-(1/power(1+    MonthlyRate, a.[CURRENT WA MATURITY]))))))) CA2(Payment) 
       Cross Apply (Select a.[CURRENT BALANCE] * MonthlyRate) CA3 (InterestPayment)
       Cross Apply (Select Payment - InterestPayment) CA4 (Principle) 
       Cross Apply (Select a.[ORIGINAL BALANCE] * a.[CURRENT FACTOR]) CA5 (PreviousFace)
       CROSS APPLY (Select PreviousFace - Principle) CA6(ScheduledFace)
       Cross Apply (Select ScheduledFace/a.[ORIGINAL BALANCE]) CA7 (ScheduledFactor)
       Cross Apply (Select 100 * (1-(b.[CURRENT FACTOR]/ScheduledFactor))) CA8(SMM)
       Cross Apply (Select (1-(power(1-SMM/100,12)))*100) CA9 (CPR)

      WHERE a.[CURRENT WA MATURITY] != 0 and a.[CURRENT BALANCE] != 0 and a.[CUSIP NUMBER] = '31416hag0'

Upvotes: 1

PerfectPixel
PerfectPixel

Reputation: 1968

Yes, the syntax is shown here: http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_select_into.asp

SELECT *
INTO newtable [IN externaldb]
FROM table1;

Upvotes: 2

PinnyM
PinnyM

Reputation: 35531

SELECT a.[CUSIP NUMBER],
       ...
INTO newTable
FROM  DBO.mbs032013 a
...

Upvotes: 3

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