I need to write a query which takes rows and converts it into columns - here's my table:
我需要编写一个查询,它接受行并将其转换为列 - 这是我的表:
Count fname lname id
-----------------------------
1 abc def 20
2 pqr 20
3 abc xyz 20
4 xyz xyz 20
1 abc def 21
1 pqr xyz 22
2 abc abc 22
This is the output I'm trying to produce:
这是我想要产生的输出:
id fname lname fname lname fname lname fname lname
-------------------------------------------------------------
20 abc def pqr NULL abc xyz xyz xyz
21 abc def NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL
22 abc abc NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL
The max value of count for each id is 4. I'm using Oracle 9i.
每个id的最大计数值为4.我正在使用Oracle 9i。
4 个解决方案
#1
2
Here's another one you might have some luck with. I like @ThinkJet's but not sure how much decode costs (if more or less than this below.
这是另一个你可能会有运气的人。我喜欢@ ThinkJet,但不确定解码成本是多少(如果比下面更多或更少)。
SELECT
T1.ID,
T1.fname,
T1.lname,
T2.fname,
T2.lname,
T3.fname,
T3.lname,
T4.fname,
T4.lname
FROM
table T1
LEFT JOIN
table T2
ON
T1.ID = T2.ID
AND T2.count = 2
LEFT JOIN
table T3
ON
T1.ID = T3.ID
AND T3.count = 3
LEFT JOIN
table T4
ON
T1.ID = T4.ID
AND T4.count = 4
WHERE
T1.count = 1
#2
1
Look at this example, same principle as in @Mike M. answer, but with true Oracle realization:
看看这个例子,与@Mike M.回答的原理相同,但真正的Oracle实现:
create table my_table (
id number,
fname varchar2(255),
lname varchar2(255),
cnt number
);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(1,'abc','def',20);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(2,'pqr','' ,20);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(3,'abc','xyz',20);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(4,'xyz','xyz',20);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(1,'abc','def',21);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(1,'pqr','xyz',22);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(2,'abc','abc',22);
select
tbl.id,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 1 , fname, null)) fname_1,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 1 , lname, null)) lname_1,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 2 , fname, null)) fname_2,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 2 , lname, null)) lname_2,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 3 , fname, null)) fname_3,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 3 , lname, null)) lname_3,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 4 , fname, null)) fname_4,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 4 , lname, null)) lname_4
from
my_table tbl
group by
tbl.id
order by
tbl.id
;
#3
1
I know you're after an Oracle 9i solution, but Oracle 11 introduces PIVOT, which allows you to do queries like:
我知道你是在使用Oracle 9i解决方案,但是Oracle 11引入了PIVOT,它允许你进行如下查询:
select *
from mb_test
pivot ( max(fname ) as fname,
max(lname) as lname
for count in (1,2,3,4)
)
order by id
;
which gives:
ID 1_fname 1_lname 2_fname 2_lname 3_fname 3_lname 4_fname 4_lname
20 abc def pqr null abc xyz xyz xyz
21 abc def null null null null null null
22 pqr xyz abc abc null null null null
Not quite what you were after, but extremely useful in many circumstances.... and almost worth the upgrade for PIVOT and UNPIVOT alone
不完全是你所追求的,但在许多情况下非常有用......并且几乎值得单独升级PIVOT和UNPIVOT
EDIT
Modified to put fname and lname in separate columns
修改为将fname和lname放在单独的列中
#4
-1
Is this what you're looking for?
这是你在找什么?
http://bytes.com/topic/sql-server/answers/531936-convert-rows-into-columns
#1
2
Here's another one you might have some luck with. I like @ThinkJet's but not sure how much decode costs (if more or less than this below.
这是另一个你可能会有运气的人。我喜欢@ ThinkJet,但不确定解码成本是多少(如果比下面更多或更少)。
SELECT
T1.ID,
T1.fname,
T1.lname,
T2.fname,
T2.lname,
T3.fname,
T3.lname,
T4.fname,
T4.lname
FROM
table T1
LEFT JOIN
table T2
ON
T1.ID = T2.ID
AND T2.count = 2
LEFT JOIN
table T3
ON
T1.ID = T3.ID
AND T3.count = 3
LEFT JOIN
table T4
ON
T1.ID = T4.ID
AND T4.count = 4
WHERE
T1.count = 1
#2
1
Look at this example, same principle as in @Mike M. answer, but with true Oracle realization:
看看这个例子,与@Mike M.回答的原理相同,但真正的Oracle实现:
create table my_table (
id number,
fname varchar2(255),
lname varchar2(255),
cnt number
);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(1,'abc','def',20);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(2,'pqr','' ,20);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(3,'abc','xyz',20);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(4,'xyz','xyz',20);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(1,'abc','def',21);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(1,'pqr','xyz',22);
insert into my_table(cnt, fname, lname, id) values(2,'abc','abc',22);
select
tbl.id,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 1 , fname, null)) fname_1,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 1 , lname, null)) lname_1,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 2 , fname, null)) fname_2,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 2 , lname, null)) lname_2,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 3 , fname, null)) fname_3,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 3 , lname, null)) lname_3,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 4 , fname, null)) fname_4,
min(decode(tbl.cnt, 4 , lname, null)) lname_4
from
my_table tbl
group by
tbl.id
order by
tbl.id
;
#3
1
I know you're after an Oracle 9i solution, but Oracle 11 introduces PIVOT, which allows you to do queries like:
我知道你是在使用Oracle 9i解决方案,但是Oracle 11引入了PIVOT,它允许你进行如下查询:
select *
from mb_test
pivot ( max(fname ) as fname,
max(lname) as lname
for count in (1,2,3,4)
)
order by id
;
which gives:
ID 1_fname 1_lname 2_fname 2_lname 3_fname 3_lname 4_fname 4_lname
20 abc def pqr null abc xyz xyz xyz
21 abc def null null null null null null
22 pqr xyz abc abc null null null null
Not quite what you were after, but extremely useful in many circumstances.... and almost worth the upgrade for PIVOT and UNPIVOT alone
不完全是你所追求的,但在许多情况下非常有用......并且几乎值得单独升级PIVOT和UNPIVOT
EDIT
Modified to put fname and lname in separate columns
修改为将fname和lname放在单独的列中
#4
-1
Is this what you're looking for?
这是你在找什么?
http://bytes.com/topic/sql-server/answers/531936-convert-rows-into-columns