Question

Query 1:

SELECT COUNT (A.EMPNO) AS [PRESENT]    
FROM ERPDATA.NIITESS.DBO.ZEMP_MASXST_WEB_AL A INNER                    
JOIN PPA_EVENTWISEEMPLOYEEMASTER B ON 
(CASE B.VC_BA WHEN '%' THEN LTRIM(RTRIM(A.PDIBUSHORT)) ELSE B.VC_BA END) =  LTRIM(RTRIM(A.PDIBUSHORT))                   
AND (CASE B.VC_PA WHEN '%' THEN A.PA ELSE B.VC_PA END) = A.PA                
WHERE A.STATUS = 3  
AND A.EMPNO IN (SELECT VC_EMPCODE FROM ERPDATA.NIITESS.DBO.ADA_MXEASTER WHERE IN_ATTENDANCE_STATUS = 1 AND CH_ACTIVE = 'Y' AND VC_EMPCODE <> '')                    
GROUP BY B.IN_EVENTID

Query 2:

SELECT COUNT (A.EMPNO) AS [TOTAL]    
FROM ERPDATA.NIITESS.DBO.ZEMP_MASXST_WEB_AL A INNER                    
JOIN PPA_EVENTWISEEMPLOYEEMASTER B ON 
(CASE B.VC_BA WHEN '%' THEN LTRIM(RTRIM(A.PDIBUSHORT)) ELSE B.VC_BA END) =  LTRIM(RTRIM(A.PDIBUSHORT))                   
AND (CASE B.VC_PA WHEN '%' THEN A.PA ELSE B.VC_PA END) = A.PA                
WHERE A.STATUS = 3  

I want to merge the two results into two columns with an absent column = query 2 – query 1 to process speed faster. How can i do it?
EXAMPLE :

I HAVE TWO RESULT :

//—————————————-QUERY : 1
1
2
3
4
//————————————–
QUERY : 2
4
5
6
8

//————————————OUTCOME AS in two columns
1   5
2   6
3   7
4   8

Answer 1

Select a.C1-b.C2 as Res
 from
(
Select Count(*) as C1 from Users
Group by Name
) a
join
(
Select Count(*) as C2 from User2
Group by Name
) b ON 1=1 -- or desired condition if existing