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RE: column

Mike Schmitt — Thu, 13 Oct 2022 15:13:01 GMT

I'm really unclear what you're trying to acomplish here based just on your original description - however i'll say with some confidence that there are many different ways you can query / transform / aggregate data, and then display it however you want on an interface.

RE: column

Aparajita Singh — Thu, 13 Oct 2022 09:11:39 GMT

You can create a stored procedure to query data in this format and display.

RE: column

KM — Thu, 13 Oct 2022 07:42:17 GMT

can i do it in the UI instead of creating new view?

RE: column

Aparajita Singh — Thu, 13 Oct 2022 07:35:36 GMT

Yes, I have worked on such a use case long back. We created a view by joining on the same table multiple times. The first join was on the column that we can group data on and second join on another column for which we want to create a particular column. It might be more typical if you are using record as data source. Giving an example below:

SELECT DISTINCT
T1.REQUEST_ID as REQUEST_ID,
T2.VALUE as CONTRACT_NO,
T3.VALUE as CONTRACT_LIMIT
FROM
table T1
JOIN table T2
ON (T1.REQUEST_ID=T2.REQUEST_ID and T2.FIELD_NAME="Contact No")
JOIN table T3
ON (T1.REQUEST_ID=T3.REQUEST_ID and T3.FIELD_NAME="Contact Limit")

You might have to group but I believe the "DISTINCT" keyword should do the trick.