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 Posted - 2006-04-06 : 20:06:55
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| Barbara writes "We have a table that has multiple records/rows where all 7 columns are the same because there is one column that is different. For example... User Location Table. Columns include:UserNameLocationRecords in table could have multiple records per user:Barbara ArizonaBarbara Las VegasBarbara New YorkMary ArizonaMary TexasIs there a way in sql code to write that so that I don't get the records repeated over and over. Just would get:Barbara Arizona, Las Vegas, New YorkCould gather all the locations where username = Barbara and concatentate them or group them into one for dislay purposes??ThanksBarbara" |
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