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SIR, i have a table in which 3 columns studentid,qualification and board.
it show like....


Studentid - qualification - board
1 - highschool - cbse
1 - intermidiate - cbse
2 - highschool - up board
2 - intermidiate - up board


i need a query that give result like...

studentid - qualification-1 - qualification-2 - board-1 - board-2
1 - highschool - intermidiate - cbse - cbse
2 - highschool - intermidiate - up board - up board




can any one solve it..
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Updated 9-Jul-14 20:56pm
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CHill60 9-Jul-14 9:27am    
Look up "SQL Pivot" ... e.g. this article Simple Way To Use Pivot In SQL Query[^]
Gauri Chodanker 9-Jul-14 10:22am    
Please provide us with a tabular format of data which looks good to you and can be easily understood

1 solution

You just need to give each row a unique id. Then you can do this:

select t1.studentid,
	t1.Qualification as qualification1, 
	t2.qualification as qualification2,
	t1.board as board1,
	t2.Board as board2
from TestSQB t1 inner join
	TestSQB t2 on t1.studentid = t2.studentid
		and t1.uniqueid < t2.uniqueid
 
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