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01-09-2007, 06:03 PM
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SQL 92 dialect question:
How can I select a Field and then add that field as a column?I have a table eg
employee type value 001 salary 1500.23 001 expenses 120.00 002 salary 1600.50 003 salary 1600 003 bonus 300 And want the table to look like Employee salary expenses bonus 001 1500.23 120 0 Any ideas Thanks     
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01-12-2007, 02:36 AM
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ANY answer.
Re: How can I select a Field and then add that field as a column?
Hi Sat,
From a discussion I had with a friend of mine: What you need is called a pivot table. I do not think it can be achieved with SQL92. I think however that some database servers have proprietary extensions for this e.g. the PIVOT statement in SQL 2005 (MS SQL), and I think Oracle also has the functionality. Dimitar
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