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I am trying to add a column to a view with the following code:



SELECT ';' + CONTEXT as DriverNotes,

(STUFF((SELECT CustomerID FROM Notes E2 WHERE E2.CustomerID IN (Notes.CustomerID)
FOR XML PATH(''), TYPE, ROOT).value('root[1]','nvarchar(5)'),1,0,'')) as CustomerID FROM NOTES


On it's own it works just fine. When I run it within a View however, I get the following error:



"Only one expression can be specified in the select list when the subquery is not introduced with EXISTS."



I realize that the code here is trying to call two columns and that is what is giving me the error, but I only want one, and that would be CONTEXT. I need this to correlate with Notes.CustomerID but without the column appearing in the query.



I am still quite new to this, so any help would be greatly appreciated.










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  • What do you mean when you "run it in a view"? What is the definition of your View?
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  • Sorry I am probably using the wrong terminology, but I have dropped and created a view with the intention of adding the code I posted above. When I go to execute the query, I get the error mentioned above.
    – Moodsy
    yesterday

















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I am trying to add a column to a view with the following code:



SELECT ';' + CONTEXT as DriverNotes,

(STUFF((SELECT CustomerID FROM Notes E2 WHERE E2.CustomerID IN (Notes.CustomerID)
FOR XML PATH(''), TYPE, ROOT).value('root[1]','nvarchar(5)'),1,0,'')) as CustomerID FROM NOTES


On it's own it works just fine. When I run it within a View however, I get the following error:



"Only one expression can be specified in the select list when the subquery is not introduced with EXISTS."



I realize that the code here is trying to call two columns and that is what is giving me the error, but I only want one, and that would be CONTEXT. I need this to correlate with Notes.CustomerID but without the column appearing in the query.



I am still quite new to this, so any help would be greatly appreciated.










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  • What do you mean when you "run it in a view"? What is the definition of your View?
    – Larnu
    yesterday










  • Sorry I am probably using the wrong terminology, but I have dropped and created a view with the intention of adding the code I posted above. When I go to execute the query, I get the error mentioned above.
    – Moodsy
    yesterday















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I am trying to add a column to a view with the following code:



SELECT ';' + CONTEXT as DriverNotes,

(STUFF((SELECT CustomerID FROM Notes E2 WHERE E2.CustomerID IN (Notes.CustomerID)
FOR XML PATH(''), TYPE, ROOT).value('root[1]','nvarchar(5)'),1,0,'')) as CustomerID FROM NOTES


On it's own it works just fine. When I run it within a View however, I get the following error:



"Only one expression can be specified in the select list when the subquery is not introduced with EXISTS."



I realize that the code here is trying to call two columns and that is what is giving me the error, but I only want one, and that would be CONTEXT. I need this to correlate with Notes.CustomerID but without the column appearing in the query.



I am still quite new to this, so any help would be greatly appreciated.










share|improve this question















I am trying to add a column to a view with the following code:



SELECT ';' + CONTEXT as DriverNotes,

(STUFF((SELECT CustomerID FROM Notes E2 WHERE E2.CustomerID IN (Notes.CustomerID)
FOR XML PATH(''), TYPE, ROOT).value('root[1]','nvarchar(5)'),1,0,'')) as CustomerID FROM NOTES


On it's own it works just fine. When I run it within a View however, I get the following error:



"Only one expression can be specified in the select list when the subquery is not introduced with EXISTS."



I realize that the code here is trying to call two columns and that is what is giving me the error, but I only want one, and that would be CONTEXT. I need this to correlate with Notes.CustomerID but without the column appearing in the query.



I am still quite new to this, so any help would be greatly appreciated.







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  • What do you mean when you "run it in a view"? What is the definition of your View?
    – Larnu
    yesterday










  • Sorry I am probably using the wrong terminology, but I have dropped and created a view with the intention of adding the code I posted above. When I go to execute the query, I get the error mentioned above.
    – Moodsy
    yesterday




















  • What do you mean when you "run it in a view"? What is the definition of your View?
    – Larnu
    yesterday










  • Sorry I am probably using the wrong terminology, but I have dropped and created a view with the intention of adding the code I posted above. When I go to execute the query, I get the error mentioned above.
    – Moodsy
    yesterday


















What do you mean when you "run it in a view"? What is the definition of your View?
– Larnu
yesterday




What do you mean when you "run it in a view"? What is the definition of your View?
– Larnu
yesterday












Sorry I am probably using the wrong terminology, but I have dropped and created a view with the intention of adding the code I posted above. When I go to execute the query, I get the error mentioned above.
– Moodsy
yesterday






Sorry I am probably using the wrong terminology, but I have dropped and created a view with the intention of adding the code I posted above. When I go to execute the query, I get the error mentioned above.
– Moodsy
yesterday














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Check this query. I think this is what you want :



SELECT Notes.CustomerId, 
STUFF(
(SELECT ';' + CONTEXT FROM Notes E2
WHERE E2.CustomerId = Notes.CustomerId
FOR XML PATH ('')), 1, 1, ''
) DriverNotes
FROM Notes /*Probably it should be Customer table */
GROUP BY Notes.CustomerId





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  • This works similar to the code I posted. It does not work when creating a View though. Thank you for the reply.
    – Moodsy
    yesterday










  • okay. could you add your expected output to your post .
    – Zeki Gumus
    yesterday










  • I did, I also added the View I am trying to edit. The expected output would be to just add a single column "Context" to [dbo].[VCustomerJoinLocations].
    – Moodsy
    yesterday











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Check this query. I think this is what you want :



SELECT Notes.CustomerId, 
STUFF(
(SELECT ';' + CONTEXT FROM Notes E2
WHERE E2.CustomerId = Notes.CustomerId
FOR XML PATH ('')), 1, 1, ''
) DriverNotes
FROM Notes /*Probably it should be Customer table */
GROUP BY Notes.CustomerId





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  • This works similar to the code I posted. It does not work when creating a View though. Thank you for the reply.
    – Moodsy
    yesterday










  • okay. could you add your expected output to your post .
    – Zeki Gumus
    yesterday










  • I did, I also added the View I am trying to edit. The expected output would be to just add a single column "Context" to [dbo].[VCustomerJoinLocations].
    – Moodsy
    yesterday















up vote
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Check this query. I think this is what you want :



SELECT Notes.CustomerId, 
STUFF(
(SELECT ';' + CONTEXT FROM Notes E2
WHERE E2.CustomerId = Notes.CustomerId
FOR XML PATH ('')), 1, 1, ''
) DriverNotes
FROM Notes /*Probably it should be Customer table */
GROUP BY Notes.CustomerId





share|improve this answer





















  • This works similar to the code I posted. It does not work when creating a View though. Thank you for the reply.
    – Moodsy
    yesterday










  • okay. could you add your expected output to your post .
    – Zeki Gumus
    yesterday










  • I did, I also added the View I am trying to edit. The expected output would be to just add a single column "Context" to [dbo].[VCustomerJoinLocations].
    – Moodsy
    yesterday













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up vote
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Check this query. I think this is what you want :



SELECT Notes.CustomerId, 
STUFF(
(SELECT ';' + CONTEXT FROM Notes E2
WHERE E2.CustomerId = Notes.CustomerId
FOR XML PATH ('')), 1, 1, ''
) DriverNotes
FROM Notes /*Probably it should be Customer table */
GROUP BY Notes.CustomerId





share|improve this answer












Check this query. I think this is what you want :



SELECT Notes.CustomerId, 
STUFF(
(SELECT ';' + CONTEXT FROM Notes E2
WHERE E2.CustomerId = Notes.CustomerId
FOR XML PATH ('')), 1, 1, ''
) DriverNotes
FROM Notes /*Probably it should be Customer table */
GROUP BY Notes.CustomerId






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  • This works similar to the code I posted. It does not work when creating a View though. Thank you for the reply.
    – Moodsy
    yesterday










  • okay. could you add your expected output to your post .
    – Zeki Gumus
    yesterday










  • I did, I also added the View I am trying to edit. The expected output would be to just add a single column "Context" to [dbo].[VCustomerJoinLocations].
    – Moodsy
    yesterday


















  • This works similar to the code I posted. It does not work when creating a View though. Thank you for the reply.
    – Moodsy
    yesterday










  • okay. could you add your expected output to your post .
    – Zeki Gumus
    yesterday










  • I did, I also added the View I am trying to edit. The expected output would be to just add a single column "Context" to [dbo].[VCustomerJoinLocations].
    – Moodsy
    yesterday
















This works similar to the code I posted. It does not work when creating a View though. Thank you for the reply.
– Moodsy
yesterday




This works similar to the code I posted. It does not work when creating a View though. Thank you for the reply.
– Moodsy
yesterday












okay. could you add your expected output to your post .
– Zeki Gumus
yesterday




okay. could you add your expected output to your post .
– Zeki Gumus
yesterday












I did, I also added the View I am trying to edit. The expected output would be to just add a single column "Context" to [dbo].[VCustomerJoinLocations].
– Moodsy
yesterday




I did, I also added the View I am trying to edit. The expected output would be to just add a single column "Context" to [dbo].[VCustomerJoinLocations].
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