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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2005-01-26 : 08:31:39
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| Robert writes "In Oracle, I was able to build a function to concatenate muitiple rows into 1 column. For example,Multiple rows:Day, amountMon, $5Mon, $10Mon, $15Tue, $5Tue, $10Into this output:Day, amountMon, $5 $10 $15Tue, $5 $10 $15I'm having trouble figuring out how to create this output in sql server 2000.Thanks" |
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robvolk
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abidmisbah
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Posted - 2005-01-27 : 07:04:29
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| hi, Thanks for your replies. Robert, could you please reply me the oracle query, you used to concatinate column contents? thank you |
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robvolk
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Posted - 2005-01-27 : 07:22:25
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| I could, if I knew Oracle. I know it doesn't have a COALESCE() function, but DECODE() should work in the same way. Change the "+" in T-SQL to "||" and the rest of the query should work as posted. Beyond that, you'll need to go to an Oracle forum, perhaps here:http://dbforums.com/ |
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X002548
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Concatenation