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SELECT cte,
(CONVERT(VARCHAR, manifesto) + ' ' + TIPO) as result
FROM coleta
WHERE result = '567 TRUCK SIDER'
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SELECT cte,
(CONVERT(VARCHAR, manifesto) + ' ' + TIPO) as result
FROM coleta
WHERE result = '567 TRUCK SIDER'
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The field result
does not actually exist in the table, so to use it in the WHERE
you must indicate how the field is formed.
SELECT x.*
FROM (SELECT cte,
(CONVERT(VARCHAR, c.manifesto) + ' ' + c.tipo) as result
FROM coleta c) x
WHERE x.result = '567 TRUCK SIDER'
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You cannot use Alias Names from the query itself in the Where clause, so you need to use an auxiliary query so that the result becomes the same column name, as placed by @Sorack. Or in the Where clause you put the "calculus" of the column with alias:
ex:
SELECT cte, (CONVERT(VARCHAR, c.manifesto) + ' ' + c.tipo) as result
FROM coleta c
WHERE (CONVERT(VARCHAR, c.manifesto) + ' ' + c.tipo) = '567 TRUCK SIDER'
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