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OPENQUERY SYNTAX-INSERTING INTO TABLE FROM LINKED SERVERS

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eshie003 (Programmer)
23 Apr 12 14:52
I am trying to create a new table within my SQL SVR database [Medicaid_Retro] called [UNM_Claims_REFERRAL_1] based on SQL SVR table [UNM_Claims_REFERRAL] and joining to Oracle via linked server NMPSEDW.  Using the code below, I get the following error: "Invalid object name 'Medicaid_Retro.dbo.UNM_Claims_REFERRAL_1"

What is the proper syntax??

INSERT INTO [Medicaid_Retro].[dbo].[UNM_Claims_REFERRAL_1]
SELECT * FROM [Medicaid_Retro].[dbo].[UNM_Claims_REFERRAL] A,
(SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(NMPSEDW,'SELECT CLM_SRVC_SRC_MBR_ID,
PROV_TAX_ID,CLM_SRVC_UMREF_ID,CLM_SRVC_PROC_CD,CLM_AUD_NBR,
CLM_AUD_LN_NBR
FROM PSDW.TB_PS_FCET_CLM_SRVC')) B
WHERE A.[Claim ID]=B.CLM_AUD_NBR
AND A.[Line_NO]=B.CLM_AUD_LN_NBR
gmmastros (Programmer)
23 Apr 12 14:55
Does the select query work if you remove the top line (INSERT INTO)?
 

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eshie003 (Programmer)
23 Apr 12 15:06
yes, the select statement does work
gmmastros (Programmer)
23 Apr 12 15:50
Try...

CODE

SELECT *
INTO [Medicaid_Retro].[dbo].[UNM_Claims_REFERRAL_1]
FROM [Medicaid_Retro].[dbo].[UNM_Claims_REFERRAL] A,
(SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(NMPSEDW,'SELECT CLM_SRVC_SRC_MBR_ID,
PROV_TAX_ID,CLM_SRVC_UMREF_ID,CLM_SRVC_PROC_CD,CLM_AUD_NBR,
CLM_AUD_LN_NBR
FROM PSDW.TB_PS_FCET_CLM_SRVC')) B
WHERE A.[Claim ID]=B.CLM_AUD_NBR
AND A.[Line_NO]=B.CLM_AUD_LN_NBR

If the table does not exist, "Select into" will create it.  If the table already exists, then you need to use "Insert Into Select".

Make sense?

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eshie003 (Programmer)
23 Apr 12 15:57
It works!  Thanks so much..I knew the syntax was incorrect and couldn't figure it out.  You are the best!
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