Question

i have two sql queries.

select EmployeeID,FName from [Mydatabase].[dbo].EMPLOYEE_TABLE where EmployeeID not in
(select ManagerID from [Mydatabase].[dbo].ORG_UNIT where OrgUnitID = '5')and OrgUnitID = '5'

this returns two rows.
and there is another query..

(select EmployeeID,FName from [Mydatabase].[dbo].EMPLOYEE_TABLE where EmployeeID in
(select ManagerID from [Mydatabase].[dbo].ORG_UNIT where ParentTeamID = '5'))

this returns one row.

i want to combine the results so as to get ultimately three rows.. is there a way to do that???

Answer 1

SELECT  EmployeeID, FName
FROM    EMPLOYEE_TABLE
WHERE   EmployeeID NOT IN
        (
        SELECT  ManagerID
        FROM    ORG_UNIT
        WHERE   OrgUnitID = '5'
        )
        AND OrgUnitID = '5'
UNION ALL
SELECT  EmployeeID, FName
FROM    EMPLOYEE_TABLE
WHERE   EmployeeID IN
        (
        SELECT  ManagerID
        FROM    ORG_UNIT
        WHERE   ParentTeamId = '5'
        )

If an employee can match both criteria, replace UNION ALL with UNION so that one id will not be returned twice.