Selecting from the Results of Another Query

You need to treat the results of a query as if they were the contents of a table. You don't want to store the intermediate results as you need them freshly generated every time you run your query.

Oracle's inline view feature allows a query to be included in the FROM clause of a statement, with the

results referred to using a table alias.

select d.department_name
from
(select department_id, department_name
from hr.departments
where location_id != 1700) d;

The results will look like this.

DEPARTMENT_NAME

----------------

Marketing

Human Resources

Shipping

IT

Public Relations

Sales

6 rows selected.

Selecting from the Results of Another Query

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