[ALSO READ] Joins In Sql Server
We can achieve this by a script like below:
CREATE DATABASE SqlHintsDemo GO USE SqlHintsDemo GO --- Create Mentor Table and populate Mentor's data CREATE TABLE Mentor (MentorId int , MentorName Varchar (40)) INSERT INTO Mentor (MentorId, MentorName) VALUES (100, 'Prabhu ') INSERT INTO Mentor (MentorId, MentorName) VALUES (200, ' Basavaraj ') INSERT INTO Mentor (MentorId, MentorName) VALUES (300, ' Sharan ') INSERT INTO Mentor (MentorId, MentorName) VALUES (400, ' Keerthi ') --- Create Mentee Table and populate Mentor' s data CREATE TABLE Mentee (MenteeId int , MenteeName Varchar (40)) INSERT INTO Mentee (MenteeId, MenteeName) VALUES (1, 'Anna' ) INSERT INTO Mentee (MenteeId, MenteeName) VALUES (2, 'ShreeGanesh' ) INSERT INTO Mentee (MenteeId, MenteeName) VALUES (3, 'Shashank' ) --- USE CTE to get the expected results ; WITH MentorTable (CommonId, MentorId, MentorName) AS ( SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER( ORDER BY MentorId) AS CommonId,MentorId, MentorName FROM Mentor ) ,MenteeTable (CommonId, MenteeId, MenteeName) AS ( SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER( ORDER BY MenteeId) AS CommonId,MenteeId, MenteeName FROM Mentee ) SELECT MR.MentorId,MR.MentorName,ME.MenteeId,ME.MenteeName FROM MentorTable MR LEFT OUTER JOIN MenteeTable ME ON MR.CommonId = ME.CommonId
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