If i have a table that looks like this:
ID int
Name varchar
City1 varchar
City2 varchar
City3 varchar
State1 varchar
State2 varchar
State3 varchar
I understand a normal SELECT statement it will return data like this:
ID, Name, City1, City2, City3, State1, State2, State3
B开发者_StackOverflowut how do i return the SELECT statement to return the multiple City/State's into different rows, and group them... So it looks like this:
ID, Name, City, State
And instead of these being columns: Color1,Color2,Color3 and State1,State2,State3
They would be just more rows in the SELECT statement where all other data remains the same, if 1,2,3 Is Not Null.
Any suggestions on how to approach this using the least amount of Code? Preferrably one SELECT statement that handles this all?
You can query your table three times and use union all
to combine the result.
select ID, Name, City1 as City, State1 as State
from YourTable
union all
select ID, Name, City2, State2
from YourTable
union all
select ID, Name, City3, State3
from YourTable
You can also do it in one query using a cross join and a couple of case statements.
select ID,
Name,
case T.N
when 1 then City1
when 2 then City2
when 3 then City3
end as City,
case T.N
when 1 then State1
when 2 then State2
when 3 then State3
end as State
from YourTable
cross join (values(1),(2),(3)) as T(N)
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