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leoc50
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Posted - 2012-05-21 : 16:30:39
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For the gurus out there:I have a table like thistable 1srv db statussrv1 db1 'abc'srv1 db2 'def'srv1 db3 'abc'srv2 db1 'abc'srv2 db2 'abc'Can a TSql query give me an output like below; I don't want column 'srv' repeated all the time. (I seem to recall oracle's pl/sql being able but can't remember the syntax)srv1 db1 'abc' db2 'def' db3 'abc'srv2 db1 'abc' db2 'abc'Thanks!- lec |
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leoc50
Yak Posting Veteran
54 Posts |
Posted - 2012-05-21 : 16:45:49
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The equivalent result in Oracle is achieved by their clause 'Break on'Any suggestions?- lec |
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robvolk
Most Valuable Yak
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Posted - 2012-05-21 : 16:45:57
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Typically that's a reporting function (suppress duplicates) and not something you'd want to do in a query. Are you doing this for a report? |
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