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    suppose there are two tables
    1_t (a,b,c)
    2_t(d,e)
    and other_name means to have the alias for the records chose

    select a, b
    (select d from 2_t where d=1 and e=2) other_name,

    from 1_t
    where b between 1 and 2
    and c = 3
    order by a, b;

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    select a, b, <-- see the comma
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    It would help us a lot if you provide an ORA error you are getting with your query.

    At a first glance, I would say your query is missing a comma between column b and your subselect:

    select a, b,
    (select d from 2_t where d=1 and e=2) other_name,
    from 1_t
    where b between 1 and 2
    and c = 3
    order by a, b;
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    lose the , after other_name
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    Originally posted by kmesser
    lose the , after other_name
    Yeah, that too. Good catch!
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