Próbowałem tego kodu. Sprawdź i daj mi znać, czy działa
Wiem, że to nie wygląda tak dobrze. Nie jestem też pewien, jak to będzie pod względem wydajności.
--Can have more columns like A,B,...
DECLARE @tbl TABLE
(
TOTAL INT,
CHARGE FLOAT,
PAYMENT FLOAT,
MONTHYEAR VARCHAR(50)
)
--Test data
INSERT INTO @tbl SELECT 661, 157832.24, 82967.80, 'Oct2013'
INSERT INTO @tbl SELECT 612, 95030.52, 17824.28, 'Nov2013'
INSERT INTO @tbl SELECT 584 ,90256.35, 16732.91, 'Dec2013'
--Can be a physical table
CREATE TABLE #FinalTbl
(
DATA VARCHAR(100)
)
--inserted hardcode records in data column. To add it dynamically you would need to loop through information_schema.columns
--SELECT *
--FROM information_schema.columns
--WHERE table_name = 'tbl_name'
INSERT INTO #FinalTbl
VALUES ('TOTAL')
INSERT INTO #FinalTbl
VALUES ('CHARGE')
INSERT INTO #FinalTbl
VALUES ('PAYMENT')
DECLARE @StartCount INT, @TotalCount INT, @Query VARCHAR(5000), @TOTAL INT,@CHARGE FLOAT,@PAYMENT FLOAT,@MONTHYEAR VARCHAR(50)
SELECT @TotalCount = COUNT(*) FROM @tbl;
SET @StartCount = 1;
WHILE(@StartCount <= @TotalCount)
BEGIN
SELECT @TOTAL = TOTAL,
@CHARGE = CHARGE,
@PAYMENT = PAYMENT,
@MONTHYEAR = MONTHYEAR
FROM
(SELECT ROW_NUMBER() over(ORDER BY MONTHYEAR) AS ROWNUM, * FROM @tbl) as tbl
WHERE ROWNUM = @StartCount
SELECT @Query = 'ALTER TABLE #FinalTbl ADD ' + @MONTHYEAR + ' VARCHAR(1000)'
EXEC (@Query)
SELECT @Query = 'UPDATE #FinalTbl SET ' + @MONTHYEAR + ' = ''' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(50), @TOTAL) + ''' WHERE DATA = ''TOTAL'''
EXEC (@Query)
SELECT @Query = 'UPDATE #FinalTbl SET ' + @MONTHYEAR + ' = ''' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(50), @CHARGE) + ''' WHERE DATA = ''CHARGE'''
EXEC (@Query)
SELECT @Query = 'UPDATE #FinalTbl SET ' + @MONTHYEAR + ' = ''' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(50), @PAYMENT) + ''' WHERE DATA = ''PAYMENT'''
EXEC (@Query)
SELECT @StartCount = @StartCount + 1
END
SELECT * FROM #FinalTbl
DROP TABLE #FinalTbl
Mam nadzieję, że to pomoże