当尝试获取最后 5 个值作为列时,T-SQL 将行转换为列?
我正在使用 MS SQL Server 2005。
我认为 PIVOT 可以在这里帮助我,但我不明白。一定是我想多了。 输入
create table #myrows (id char(1), seq_i int, val char(10))
insert into #myrows values('A',1, 'A1')
insert into #myrows values('A',2, 'A2')
insert into #myrows values('A',3, 'A3')
insert into #myrows values('A',4, 'A4')
insert into #myrows values('A',5, 'A5')
insert into #myrows values('A',6, 'A6')
insert into #myrows values('A',7, 'A7')
insert into #myrows values('A',8, 'A8')
insert into #myrows values('A',9, 'A9')
insert into #myrows values('A',10, 'A10')
insert into #myrows values('B',1, 'B1')
insert into #myrows values('B',2, 'B2')
insert into #myrows values('B',3, 'B3')
insert into #myrows values('B',4, 'B4')
insert into #myrows values('B',5, 'B5')
insert into #myrows values('B',6, 'B6')
insert into #myrows values('C',1, 'C1')
insert into #myrows values('C',2, 'C2')
insert into #myrows values('C',3, 'C3')
这是当我传递 id 时我可以使用 T-SQL 完成的 。但我似乎可以创建一个简单的 sql 视图,不需要我向它发送 id。下面是 T-SQL,它为我提供了一个 id 所需的输出:
DECLARE @max_hierarchy int
DECLARE @code CHAR(1)
select @code = 'C'
SELECT @max_hierarchy = max(seq_i)
FROM #myrows
WHERE id=@code
SELECT top 1
(SELECT val from #myrows WHERE id=@code AND seq_i = @max_hierarchy) AS 'Level1',
(SELECT val from #myrows WHERE id=@code AND seq_i = @max_hierarchy-1) AS 'Level2',
(SELECT val from #myrows WHERE id=@code AND seq_i = @max_hierarchy-2) AS 'Level3',
(SELECT val from #myrows WHERE id=@code AND seq_i = @max_hierarchy-3) AS 'Level4',
(SELECT val from #myrows WHERE id=@code AND seq_i = @max_hierarchy-4) AS 'Level5'
from #myrows
WHERE id=@code
理想情况下,这将是我正在寻找的 SQL 输出:
Code Level1 Level2 Level3 Level4 Level5
---- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------
A A10 A9 A8 A7 A6
B B6 B5 B4 B3 B2
C C3 C2 C1 NULL NULL
I am using MS SQL Server 2005.
I think PIVOT could help me here, but I can't figure it out. I must be over thinking.
Here is the input
create table #myrows (id char(1), seq_i int, val char(10))
insert into #myrows values('A',1, 'A1')
insert into #myrows values('A',2, 'A2')
insert into #myrows values('A',3, 'A3')
insert into #myrows values('A',4, 'A4')
insert into #myrows values('A',5, 'A5')
insert into #myrows values('A',6, 'A6')
insert into #myrows values('A',7, 'A7')
insert into #myrows values('A',8, 'A8')
insert into #myrows values('A',9, 'A9')
insert into #myrows values('A',10, 'A10')
insert into #myrows values('B',1, 'B1')
insert into #myrows values('B',2, 'B2')
insert into #myrows values('B',3, 'B3')
insert into #myrows values('B',4, 'B4')
insert into #myrows values('B',5, 'B5')
insert into #myrows values('B',6, 'B6')
insert into #myrows values('C',1, 'C1')
insert into #myrows values('C',2, 'C2')
insert into #myrows values('C',3, 'C3')
I can do it with T-SQL when I passing the id. But I seems like there is an easy sql view that I could create that doesn't require me to send it the id. Here is the T-SQL that gets me the output I want for one id:
DECLARE @max_hierarchy int
DECLARE @code CHAR(1)
select @code = 'C'
SELECT @max_hierarchy = max(seq_i)
FROM #myrows
WHERE id=@code
SELECT top 1
(SELECT val from #myrows WHERE id=@code AND seq_i = @max_hierarchy) AS 'Level1',
(SELECT val from #myrows WHERE id=@code AND seq_i = @max_hierarchy-1) AS 'Level2',
(SELECT val from #myrows WHERE id=@code AND seq_i = @max_hierarchy-2) AS 'Level3',
(SELECT val from #myrows WHERE id=@code AND seq_i = @max_hierarchy-3) AS 'Level4',
(SELECT val from #myrows WHERE id=@code AND seq_i = @max_hierarchy-4) AS 'Level5'
from #myrows
WHERE id=@code
Ideally this would be be my output of SQL I am looking for:
Code Level1 Level2 Level3 Level4 Level5
---- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------
A A10 A9 A8 A7 A6
B B6 B5 B4 B3 B2
C C3 C2 C1 NULL NULL
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由于您只需要前 5 个级别,因此不需要任何动态旋转,这应该可行:
更新
现在,如果您想让事情变得更有趣并让您的动态级别,这是一个不那么简单但又很有趣的编码解决方案:
Since you want only the top 5 levels, you don't need any dynamic pivoting and this should work:
Update
Now, if you want to make things more interesting and have your levels dynamically, here's the not-so-trivial-yet-lot-of-fun-on-coding solution: