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ajmaly
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 Posted - 2010-08-02 : 13:03:53
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| Below is the different output from a same query,SELECT ASTV. Transaction_Key, ASMA. Attribute_Name, ASTV.Trans_ValuesFROMAs_Transaction_Values ASTV INNER JOIN AS_Metadata_Attributes ASMA ON ASMA.AS_Metadata_Attributes_Key = ASTV.AS_Trans_Values_AS_MetadataAttributes_Key Output 1,Transaction_Key Attribute_Name Trans_Values 15 Region_ID 34 15 WF_Position ClerkOutput 2,Transaction_Key Attribute_Name Trans_Values 34 Total_Hrs 4034 Overtime_Hrs 1534 Emp_ID 012Now, I want to convert by both outputs as below,Concern is….the above query can generate any number of rows as above and Attribute_Name can also different for each output…. PIVOT is one of the option..but need some generic style…please suggest….Output 1,UID Region_ID WF_Position 15 34 ClerkOutput 2,UID Total_Hrs Overtime_Hrs Emp_ID 34 40 15 012ajmal |
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webfred
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2010-08-02 : 13:06:32
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I can't get you, sorry.How can a select give Output 1 and Output 2?A query always gives ONE resultset.
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visakh16
Very Important crosS Applying yaK Herder
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generic mapping