I have a column toysid
which is of varchar
datatype in one table. Also another table having same the column toysid
with int
datatype (I know I can modify column for first table but I have to follow some procedure to keep it as varchar
).
I have written following query to join the table:
select study.toysid
from study
join concepts on study.toysid = concepts.toysid
The query returns error:
Conversion failed wher converting varchar datatype into int
Hence I have tried below query:
select study.toysid
from study
join concepts on convert(int, study.toysid) = concepts.toysid
I got the same error. How to convert it? I have searched in many websites but I'm unable to get solution. Please anyone help on this.
Make sure you dont have anything other than numbers in your toysid
column. I suspect there are characters other than numbers in that column. once you are sure, try the below query..
select study.toysid
from study join concepts
on cast(study.toysid as int) = concepts.toysid
or
select study.toysid
from study join concepts
on cast(study.toysid as varchar(100)) = cast(concepts.toysid as varchar(100))
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