Using Pivot in SqlServer

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Hi this is Ramesh.

How to use the Distinct Key word in Bellow Query without changing pivot.

SQL

SELECT EmpName, [Visited], [ptp]
FROM
(SELECT EmpName, Code
FROM @ClientVisit) As Souce
PIVOT (COUNT(Code) FOR Code IN ([Visited], [ptp])) As p

Posted 2-Apr-12 20:14pm

ARK Kambhampati

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Saral S Stalin · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-02T20:48:00

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SELECT EmpName, [Visited], [ptp]
FROM
(SELECT DISTINCT EmpName, Code
FROM @ClientVisit) As Souce
PIVOT (COUNT(Code) FOR Code IN ([Visited], [ptp])) As p.

Posted 2-Apr-12 20:48pm

Saral S Stalin

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ARK Kambhampati 3-Apr-12 3:04am

Hi Stalin it's working fine. But Actual I need don't mention the [visited],[ptp].
because client add new status in future. My problem is distinct Status.

Any way Thank You for Reply....