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How would you write a query to get a particular result set ?

Asked by zimmer9 in SQL Query Syntax, Microsoft ADP

I am developing an Access application using Access as the front end and SQL Server as the back end database.

I am working with 2 SOURCE tables with the following FIELDS and values:

I would like to create 1 TARGET table named ztbl_Source_Funds_Ungrouped.

1) ztbl_Source_SSFIII

[Investor Name]    [Legal Entity]    Contributions   reportDt                            
ABC CO.               Class A           5.00                 2008-06-30 00:00:00.000
ABC CO.               Class A           8.00                 2008-06-30 00:00:00.000
XYZ. CO.              Class E            3.00                 2008-06-30 00:00:00.000
XYZ CO.               Class E            9.00                 2008-06-30 00:00:00.000

2) ztbl_Master_Template

[Account Name]   [Legal Entity]          [Fund Name]      id        Commitment
ABC CO.              MS Class A Units   SSFIII                 2908       500.00
XYZ CO.              MS Class E Units    SSFIII                 2910       700.00
XYZ CO               MS Class E Units    SSFIII                 2911           0.00

How would you create a SQL Insert Statement to achieve the following output using the
SQL Insert ?

INSERT INTO ztbl_Source_Funds_Ungrouped (id, [Fund Name],  Contributions, reportDt)
SELECT ztbl_Master_Template.id ...

I would like to match  the 2 source tables on:
ztbl_Source_SSFIII.[Investor Name] = ztbl_Master_Template.[Account Name]  AND
ztbl_Source_SSFIII.[Legal Entity]    LIKE '%' + ztbl_Master_Template.[Legal Entity] + '%'

To get the [Legal Entity] value is a matter of finding  ztbl_Source_SSFIII.[Legal Entity] anywhere in the
field value ztbl_Master_Template.[Legal Entity]   (% [Legal Entity] %)

Target (output) table
ztbl_Source_Funds_Ungrouped
                                                                               
id           Fund Name     Contributions     reportDt                               [Legal Entity]    Commitment
-------      --------------      ----------------    ------------------------------        ------------------ ---------------  
2908      SSFIII              13.00                 2008-06-30 00:00:00.000   Class A                500.00
2910      SSFIII              12.00                 2008-06-30 00:00:00.000   Class E               700.00

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