SQL:Odwróć transponowanie tabeli

nie jest jasne, w jaki sposób przywracasz wartości „A”, „B”, „C”, więc po prostu je dodaję

przygotuj:

t=# create table s188 (scanid int,a float, b float,c float);
CREATE TABLE
t=# insert into s188 select 1,2,3,4;
INSERT 0 1
t=# insert into s188 select 2,12,13,14;
INSERT 0 1
t=# select * from s188;
 scanid | a  | b  | c
--------+----+----+----
      1 |  2 |  3 |  4
      2 | 12 | 13 | 14
(2 rows)

wybierz:

t=# with a as (
  select scanid,unnest(array[a,b,c]) from s188
)
select scanid,chr((row_number() over (partition by scanid))::int + 64),unnest
from a;
 scanid | chr | unnest
--------+-----+--------
      1 | A   |      2
      1 | B   |      3
      1 | C   |      4
      2 | A   |     12
      2 | B   |     13
      2 | C   |     14
(6 rows)

i bardziej schludne rozwiązanie od a_konia_bez_imienia

t=# with a as (
  select scanid, x.*
  from s188, unnest(array[a,b,c]) with ordinality as x(volume,idx)
)
select scanid,
       chr(idx::int + 64) as region,
       volume
from a;
 scanid | region | volume
--------+--------+--------
      1 | A      |      2
      1 | B      |      3
      1 | C      |      4
      2 | A      |     12
      2 | B      |     13
      2 | C      |     14
(6 rows)