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if i do this
SELECT * FROM (VALUES ('M', 'B', '6152-000358'), ('M', 'B', '6152-000530'), ('M', 'B', '6152-000531'), ('B', 'C', '97048786'), ('C', 'D', '35528661'), ('A', 'B', '97680998') ) AS source_data (Column1, Column2, Column3)
then it shows table data, all good if i then wrap it into a cte
WITH source_data_cte AS ( SELECT * FROM (VALUES ('M', 'B', '6152-000358'), ('M', 'B', '6152-000530'), ('M', 'B', '6152-000531'), ('B', 'C', '97048786'), ('C', 'D', '35528661'), ('A', 'B', '97680998') ) AS source_data (Column1, Column2, Column3) ) SELECT * FROM source_data_cte;
I have 2 issues
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Fixed use of SELECT * in CTE without defined column names
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#416
Refactored handling of inline derived tables to avoid stack overflow …
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…exceptions with large lists #416
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if i do this
then it shows table data, all good
if i then wrap it into a cte
I have 2 issues
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: