How to get results in separate rows after joining two tables
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I have two tables say - Plans and Discounts. Below are the sample data in Plans table.
Below are the sample data in the Discounts table.
These two tables are related using PlanName column. I am looking for a query in the most optimized way to get a resultset in such a way that a discount for a particular plan should come below the corresponding plans. Sample data below.
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I have two tables say - Plans and Discounts. Below are the sample data in Plans table.
Below are the sample data in the Discounts table.
These two tables are related using PlanName column. I am looking for a query in the most optimized way to get a resultset in such a way that a discount for a particular plan should come below the corresponding plans. Sample data below.
sql-server query
asked 3 mins ago
inDiscoverinDiscover
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I have two tables say - Plans and Discounts. Below are the sample data in Plans table.
Below are the sample data in the Discounts table.
These two tables are related using PlanName column. I am looking for a query in the most optimized way to get a resultset in such a way that a discount for a particular plan should come below the corresponding plans. Sample data below.
sql-server query
asked 3 mins ago
inDiscoverinDiscover
32
I have two tables say - Plans and Discounts. Below are the sample data in Plans table.
Below are the sample data in the Discounts table.
These two tables are related using PlanName column. I am looking for a query in the most optimized way to get a resultset in such a way that a discount for a particular plan should come below the corresponding plans. Sample data below.
sql-server query
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