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Asked: May 26, 20262026-05-26T09:07:34+00:00 2026-05-26T09:07:34+00:00

I have two separate result sets I want to combine in a one final

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I have two separate result sets I want to combine in a one final result

(I)

SELECT * FROM
    (       
    SELECT T_Student_History.StudenID,
    Convert(varchar(11), MAX(T_Student_History.Created),101)AS 'Student Last entry',
    'History' AS 'Subject Name' 
    FROM T_Student_History 
    Group BY T_Student_History.StudentID
    UNION ALL

    SELECT T_Student_geography.StudentID,
    Convert(varchar(11), MAX(T_Student_geography.Created),101)AS 'Student Last entry',
    'Geography' AS 'Subject Name' 
    FROM T_Student_geography
    Group BY T_Student_geography.StudentID
    Union ALL

    SELECT T_Student_Computing.StudentID,
    Convert(varchar(11), MAX(T_Student_Computing.Created),101)AS 'Student Last entry',
    'Computing' AS 'Subject Name' 
    FROM  T_Student_Computing
    Group BY  T_Student_Computing.StudentID
) AS T_AllSubjects

(II)

 SELECT  T_Students.Forename+' '+T_Students.Surname AS 'Student Description',
    T_Students.Email,
    T_Students.Mobile,

    FROM T_Students

I want a result like:

forename  surname  mobile  StudentID  Student Last Entry  Subject Name
--------  -------  ------  ---------  ------------------  ------------
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    2026-05-26T09:07:35+00:00Added an answer on May 26, 2026 at 9:07 am

    If im understanding you correctly I think you want to use WITH here so something like:

    WITH T_Subjects AS
    ( 
    SELECT T_Student_History.StudenID, 
        Convert(varchar(11), MAX(T_Student_History.Created),101)AS 'Student Last entry', 
        'History' AS 'Subject Name'  
        FROM T_Student_History  
        Group BY T_Student_History.StudentID 
        UNION ALL 
    
        SELECT T_Student_geography.StudentID, 
        Convert(varchar(11), MAX(T_Student_geography.Created),101)AS 'Student Last entry', 
        'Geography' AS 'Subject Name'  
        FROM T_Student_geography 
        Group BY T_Student_geography.StudentID 
        Union ALL 
    
        SELECT T_Student_Computing.StudentID, 
        Convert(varchar(11), MAX(T_Student_Computing.Created),101)AS 'Student Last entry', 
        'Computing' AS 'Subject Name'  
        FROM  T_Student_Computing 
        Group BY  T_Student_Computing.StudentID 
    )
    

    Then just do:

      SELECT  
      T_Students.StudentID
      T_Students.Forename+' '+T_Students.Surname AS 'Student Description',                  
      T_Students.Email,
      T_Students.Mobile,
      T_Subjects.StudentLastEntry 
      T_Subjects.Subject Name
    FROM T_Students 
    LEFT OUTER JOIN T_Subjects ON T_Students.StudentID = T_Subjects.StudentID
    
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