# Util Result1
Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:15:21 AM
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## SQL Statement
```sql
SELECT [Util Selection 3].*, Process.* INTO [Util Selection C1]
FROM ([Util Selection 2] RIGHT JOIN [Util Selection 3] ON [Util Selection 2].prt = [Util Selection 3].PRDNO) LEFT JOIN Process ON [Util Selection 2].PartNumber = Process.PartNumber;

```
## Dependencies
- [[Tables/Process]]
## Parameters
- *Error analyzing parameters: For loop not initialized*
## What it does
**SQL Code Explanation**
==========================

### Overview

The provided SQL code performs a complex data transformation involving multiple table joins and selections.

### Breakdown

#### Select Statement

```sql
SELECT *
```

This line selects all columns (`*`) from the subsequent tables in the query.

#### Table Aliases

```markdown
[Util Selection 3].*
Process.*
INTO [Util Selection C1]
```

The `*` in `[Util Selection 3]` and `Process.*` indicates that all columns are being selected. The `INTO` clause specifies a temporary table alias, `[Util Selection C1]`, where the transformed data will be stored.

#### Join Operations

#### Join 1: RIGHT JOIN [Util Selection 2] and [Util Selection 3]

```sql
FROM ([Util Selection 2] RIGHT JOIN [Util Selection 3]
      ON [Util Selection 2].prt = [Util Selection 3].PRDNO)
```

This join performs a right outer join between `[Util Selection 2]` and `[Util Selection 3]`. The `RIGHT JOIN` clause specifies that all rows from the left table (`[Util Selection 2]`) will be included in the results, along with matching rows from the right table (`[Util Selection 3]`). The `ON` clause specifies the join condition: `prt = PRDNO`.

#### Join 2: LEFT JOIN Process

```sql
LEFT JOIN Process ON [Util Selection 2].PartNumber = Process.PartNumber;
```

This left outer join combines the result of the previous join with the `Process` table. The `LEFT JOIN` clause ensures that all rows from the first join are included, even if there is no matching row in the second table (`Process`). The `ON` clause specifies the join condition: `PartNumber = PartNumber`.

#### Result

The final result set will contain all columns from both `[Util Selection 3]` and `Process`, aliased as `[Util Selection C1]`.