How to get the total records in sqlserver with client wise

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This is Ramesh. This is My Sql Server 2008 Table

ClientID EmpName Code
1 A Visited
1 B Ptp
1 A Ptp
1 A Visited
1 B Visited
1 A Visited
1 B ptp

I want to How to retrieve the client wise I am passing only Client Id.

Output

EmpName Visited Ptp
A 3 1
B 1 2

Posted 29-Mar-12 18:45pm

ARK Kambhampati

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hiren soni 30-Mar-12 1:23am

can you make your question clear....It is difficult for me to understand.

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Saral S Stalin · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-29T20:49:00

Though PIVOT syntax is simple, I feel like newbies faces problem in understanding it. So adding to Abhinav's answer with the query you need.

SQL

--Temp table for holding the test value
DECLARE @ClientVisit TABLE ( ClientID INT, EmpName VARCHAR(50), Code VARCHAR(50))
INSERT INTO @ClientVisit VALUES (1, 'A', 'Visited')
INSERT INTO @ClientVisit VALUES (1, 'B', 'Ptp')
INSERT INTO @ClientVisit VALUES (1, 'A', 'Ptp')
INSERT INTO @ClientVisit VALUES (1, 'A', 'Visited')
INSERT INTO @ClientVisit VALUES (1, 'B', 'Visited')
INSERT INTO @ClientVisit VALUES (1, 'A', 'Visited')
INSERT INTO @ClientVisit VALUES (1, 'B', 'ptp')

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

Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-29T19:03:00

Solution 1

Using the pivot command[^] could help you.

Posted 29-Mar-12 19:03pm

Abhinav S