run top and group by command in a single query string

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hi,

In my project i have different products and i am inserting prices for particular customers now i am changing the prices on another date also i want to see the last three price updates in following manner

product name-------- Date1--------Date2--------Date3

product1------------ price--------price--------price
product2------------ price--------price--------price
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how can i do this ????

Posted 4-Oct-12 22:03pm

Pradeep_kaushik

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Vijay Walunj,Navi mumbai 5-Oct-12 4:41am

can you provide expected output with example

Pradeep_kaushik 5-Oct-12 4:59am

output just like
product name-----1/5/2012-----1/6/2012----1/7/2012
2 steel pin--------56-----------60----------70
hook---------------30-----------34-----------40
and more products

Simon_Whale 5-Oct-12 5:02am

can you provide some sample data? as at the moment I think you should looking at PIVOT queries if your using SQL Server 2005 / 2008

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Kiran Susarla · Answer 1 · 2012-10-04T23:50:00

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From your example it looks like you would need to write a PIVOT query. Samples PIVOT query is explained in the below link
http://www.simple-talk.com/blogs/2007/09/14/pivots-with-dynamic-columns-in-sql-server-2005/[^]

Posted 4-Oct-12 23:50pm

Kiran Susarla