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 Posted - 2001-04-08 : 00:37:07
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Dave writes "Hi Guys,
I have a table in SQL Server 7.0 that contains a list of memberid's and their preferences. Each preference has a column. A TRUE or FALSE is inserted in each column for each memberid depending on whether that member has selected that preference or not. There are 90 preferences. If I wanted to know how many members had selected a preference called Cars I would use the statement below.
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM tblPreferences
WHERE Cars='TRUE'
If I want to find that number of members who selected each preference I will have to run this query 90 times, changing the preference name each time. Is there a way I can perform this in 1 query or stored procedure? I'd appreciate any help you could give me?
Kind Regards,
Dave" |
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Tough Query