SQL Server: How can I select everything from a table with a prefix? -

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i have following code in long stored procedure, p equals products table:

select p.*, etc1, etc2

which give me "productid" , on.

i select prefix such as:

select p.* p_*, etc1, etc2

which give me "p_productid" , on.

is possible do?

not unless use dynamic sql. uncommon require such thing though, sure need it?

working example

create table products (productid int, price money, description varchar(10)); insert products select 1, 12.3, 'apples' insert products select 2, 2.4, 'bananas' create table orderdetails (orderid int, productid int, qty int) insert orderdetails select 11,1, 2 insert orderdetails select 11,2, 4  declare @sql nvarchar(max) select @sql = coalesce(@sql+',','') +     'p.' + quotename(column_name) + ' ' + quotename('p_' + column_name) information_schema.columns table_name = 'products' order ordinal_position set @sql = ' select ' + @sql + ', o.orderid, o.qty products p inner join orderdetails o on p.productid = o.productid ' --print @sql   :: uncomment if need see exec (@sql)

output:

p_productid p_price               p_description orderid     qty ----------- --------------------- ------------- ----------- ----------- 1           12.30                 apples        11          2 2           2.40                  bananas       11          4

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