I have a record in my table like
memberId PersonId Year
4057 1787 2
4502 1787 3
I want a result from a query like this
memberId1 MemberId2 PersonId
4057 4502 1787
How to write a query ??
不要在查询中执行此操作,而应在应用程序层中执行此操作。
Don't do this in SQL. At best you can try:
SELECT table1.memberId memberId1, table2.memberId MemberId2, PersonId
FROM table table1 JOIN table table2 USING (PersonId)
But it won't do what you expect if you have more than 2 Members for a person. (It will return every possible combination.)
Below an example on how to do it directly in SQL. Mind that there is plenty of room for optimisation but this version should be rather fast, esp if you have an index on PersonID and year.
SELECT DISTINCT PersonID,
memberId1 = Convert(int, NULL),
memberId2 = Convert(int, NULL)
INTO #result
FROM myTable
WHERE Year IN (2 , 3)
CREATE UNIQUE CLUSTERED INDEX uq0_result ON #result (PersonID)
UPDATE #result
SET memberId1 = t.memberId
FROM #result upd
JOIN myTable t
ON t.PersionId = upd.PersonID
AND t.Year = 2
UPDATE #result
SET memberId2 = t.memberId
FROM #result upd
JOIN myTable t
ON t.PersionId = upd.PersonID
AND t.Year = 3
SELECT * FROM #result
if you want all member ids for each person_id, you could use [for xml path] statement (great functionality) to concat all memberId s in a string
select distinct PersonId
, (select ' '+cast(t0.MemberId as varchar)
from table t0
where t0.PersonId=t1.PersonId
for xml path('')
) [Member Ids]
from table t1
resulting in:
PersonId Members Ids
1787 ' 4057 4502'
if you really need seperate columns, with unlimited number of memberIds, consider using a PIVOT table, but far more complex to use
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