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Asked: June 16, 20262026-06-16T02:29:52+00:00 2026-06-16T02:29:52+00:00

I have three queries: SELECT EVENT_TITLE, ORIG_START_DT FROM EVENT_MAIN WHERE USERID=’4′ AND EVENT_STATUS=’P’ SELECT

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I have three queries:

SELECT EVENT_TITLE, ORIG_START_DT FROM EVENT_MAIN WHERE USERID='4' AND EVENT_STATUS='P'
SELECT GREET_TITLE, BROADCAST_SCH_DT FROM GREET_MAIN WHERE USERID='4' AND GREET_STATUS='P'
SELECT POLL_TITLE,CREATE_DTTM FROM POLL_MAIN WHERE USERID='4' AND POLL_STATUS='P'

How can I combine these three queries into single one to get result like this.

Tables may contain more than one row for each USERID for same status.

EVENT_TITLE | ORIG_START_DT | GREET_TITLE | BROADCAST_SCH_DT | POLL_TITLE | CREATE_DTTM
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    2026-06-16T02:29:54+00:00Added an answer on June 16, 2026 at 2:29 am

    Use UNION(implicit distinct) or UNION ALL like so:

    SELECT 
      EVENT_TITLE "Title", 
      ORIG_START_DT "DT"
    FROM EVENT_MAIN WHERE USERID='4' AND EVENT_STATUS = 'P'
    UNION ALL
    SELECT 
      GREET_TITLE, 
      BROADCAST_SCH_DT 
    FROM GREET_MAIN WHERE USERID='4' AND GREET_STATUS = 'P'
    UNION ALL
    SELECT 
      POLL_TITLE,
      CREATE_DTTM 
    FROM POLL_MAIN  WHERE USERID='4' AND POLL_STATUS   = 'P';
    

    Update

    If you want to get the data from these three queries in the form:

    EVENT_TITLE | ORIG_START_DT | GREET_TITLE | BROADCAST_SCH_DT | POLL_TITLE | CREATE_DTTM
    

    You can do this:

    SELECT  
      EVENT_TITLE , 
      ORIG_START_DT ,
      GREET_TITLE, 
      BROADCAST_SCH_DT,
      POLL_TITLE,
      CREATE_DTTM
    FROM
    (
      SELECT * 
      FROM EVENT_MAIN
      WHERE USERID='4' AND EVENT_STATUS = 'P'
    ) t1
    INNER JOIN
    (
      SELECT *
      FROM GREET_MAIN
      WHERE USERID='4' AND GREET_STATUS = 'P'
    ) t2
    INNER JOIN 
    (
      SELECT * 
      FROM POLL_MAIN
      WHERE USERID='4' AND POLL_STATUS = 'P'
    ) t3
    

    SQL Fiddle Demo

    This will give you something like:

    | EVENT_TITLE | ORIG_START_DT | GREET_TITLE | BROADCAST_SCH_DT | POLL_TITLE | CREATE_DTTM |
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    |      Title4 |           O44 |        DTdd |              O44 |    ddsfTdd |         O44 |
    |      Title4 |           O33 |        DTdd |              O44 |    ddsfTdd |         O44 |
    ........
    

    Note that: As far as I know, this query, this way, will cross join the three tables, since I didn’t specify a JOIN condition, becuase you didn’t determine in your question. If there is any relation between the three tables, specify a JOIN condtion using the ON clause.

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