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Sarakumar
Posting Yak Master
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 Posted - 2009-05-07 : 23:07:34
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| Hai, i have got help from the forum members to build a pivot query. now i can got some issue in the query. Again pls help me to sort it out. declare @Customer table (cid int,item varchar(50),in_use bit)insert into @Customer values (1,'mobile',0)insert into @Customer values (1,'TV',1)insert into @Customer values(1,'Comp',1)insert into @Customer values(1,'Laptop',0)insert into @Customer values(2,'mobile',0)insert into @Customer values(2,'TV',1)insert into @Customer values(3,'mobile',1)insert into @Customer values(3,'Laptop',1)SELECT cid, [mobile],[TV], [Comp],[Laptop],in_use from(select cid, item ,in_use from @Customer) stpivot(count(item) for item in([mobile],[TV], [Comp],[Laptop]))PTAs there are two diffrent values for in_use 0 or 1, im getting duplicate record..how can i eleiminate it |
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khtan
In (Som, Ni, Yak)
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Posted - 2009-05-07 : 23:14:37
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what is the in_use for ? are you only counting for in_use = 1 ?what is the expected result ?try removing the in_use col from your query if you don't need it
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Sarakumar
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2009-05-07 : 23:41:56
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| Hai, Thanks. unnecessarly i got confused. there is no need to use the in_use..sorry for wasting ur time.. |
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