SQL - Tabela przestawna i grupowanie przez niedziałanie

Nie możesz GROUP BY activity, document, extraction w PIVOT operator tabeli, PIVOT operator automatycznie wyprowadza zgrupowane kolumny. Ale możesz to napisać w ten sposób:

WITH Pivoted
AS
(
  SELECT *
  FROM table1
  PIVOT 
  ( 
    sum([Count]) FOR [Type] IN ( Document , 
                                Extraction)
  ) AS p
) 
SELECT 
  product,
  SUM(Users) AS TotalUsers,
  MAX(DAte) AS LatestDate,
  MAX(Document) AS Document,
  MAX(Extraction) AS Extraction
FROM Pivoted
GROUP BY Product;

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To da ci:

| PRODUCT | TOTALUSERS |                   LATESTDATE | DOCUMENT | EXTRACTION |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|   prodA |         60 | March, 02 2013 02:00:00+0000 |      113 |        152 |
|   prodB |         45 | March, 02 2013 02:00:00+0000 |       40 |         73 |

Aktualizacja 1

WITH a
AS(
  SELECT    
    activity, 
    username, 
    [Last Accessed] = max(DATEADD(dd, 
                                  DATEDIFF(d, 0, ActDateTime), 
                                  0)), 
    --[#Users] = count(distinct username), 
    CASE 
      WHEN COUNT(activity) IS NOT NULL THEN 1 
      ELSE 0 
    END AS Count,
    CASE 
      WHEN pageURL LIKE '/Document%'
        OR pageURL LIKE '/Database%' THEN 'Document'
      ELSE 'Extraction' 
    END AS [Type] 
  from activitylog
  where pageURL not like '%home%' 
    AND pageURL not like '/Default%'
  group by activity, 
           username, 
           ...
), Pivoted
AS
(
  SELECT *
  FROM a
  PIVOT 
  ( 
    sum([Count]) FOR [Type] IN ( Document , 
                                 Extraction)
   ) AS p
) 
SELECT 
  product,
  SUM(Users) AS TotalUsers,
  MAX(DAte) AS LatestDate,
  MAX(Document) AS Document,
  MAX(Extraction) AS Extraction
FROM Pivoted
GROUP BY Product;