Reputation: 3
For ex : if there are 3 sql statements and it produces 2 rows per each sql.. it should display the result in below format
Row 1 from sql1
Row 1 from sql2
Row 1 from sql3
Row 2 from sql1
Row 2 from sql2
Row 2 from sql3
I tried union thinking it may help but it prints first sql statement results and goes to next one.
Any help would be highly appreciated
Upvotes: 0
Views: 348
Reputation: 35930
You can take advantage of ROWNUM
here:
SELECT <COLUM_LIST> FROM
(SELECT <COLUM_LIST>, ROWNUM AS RN, 1 AS QUERY_NUM from table1 -- sql query 1
UNION ALL
SELECT <COLUM_LIST>, ROWNUM AS RN, 2 AS QUERY_NUM from table2 -- sql query 2
UNION ALL
SELECT <COLUM_LIST>, ROWNUM AS RN, 3 AS QUERY_NUM from table3 -- sql query 3
)
ORDER BY RN, QUERY_NUM
If you want to define specific order of record in each query then instead of ROWNUM
, you can use ROW_NUMBER
analytical function.
Cheers!!
Upvotes: 1