Why is the error "invalid object name" if the tables refer to the same server in different databases?
In the following example, I am trying to join both tables:
select
a1.member_account,
substring(substring(a1.member_name, charindex('/', a1.member_name) + 1, len(a1.member_name)), 0, charindex(' ', substring(a1.member_name, charindex('/', a1.member_name) + 1, len(a1.member_name)))) as firstname,
substring(a1.member_name, 0, charindex('/', a1.member_name)) as lastname,
a2.account, a2.PriorMonthRewardAmount,
a2.CurrentMonthRewardAmount, a2.RewardDate, a2.RedemptionAmount,
a2.RedemptionDate, a1.member_email,
a1.member_rest_flag11, a1.member_rest_flag12
from
[NFCUDW].[dbo].[member] as a1
left join
[IMS].[dbo].[RewardsHistory] as a2 on a2.account = a1.member_account
order by
DATEPART(year, a2.rewarddate) desc,
DATEPART(month, a2.rewarddate) desc
These two tables are on the same server but different databases and I am trying to join them.
I get an error:
Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Invalid object name 'IMS.dbo.RewardsHistory'.
I have access to both tables, so I don't understand why I am getting this error.
I first tried to combine these two requests:
select
*
from
RewardsHistory
where
priormonthrewardamount > 0
order by
DATEPART(year, rewarddate) desc,
DATEPART(month, rewarddate) desc
select
member_account,
substring(substring(member_name, charindex('/', member_name) + 1, len(member_name)), 0, charindex(' ', substring(member_name, charindex('/', member_name) + 1, len(member_name)))) as firstname,
substring(member_name, 0, charindex('/', member_name)) as lastname,
member_email, member_rest_flag11, member_rest_flag12
from
member
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I could be completely wrong, just a shot in the dark, but the part of your request where you declare an alias
as lastname,a2.account, a2.PriorMonthRewardAmount,
a2.CurrentMonthRewardAmount,a2.RewardDate,a2.RedemptionAmount,a2.RedemptionDate,
a1.member_email,a1.member_rest_flag11,a1.member_rest_flag12
it looks like it will cause problems. This certainly looks confusing, but not an alias that should be a single term or quote? You've included a whole list.
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