Group Values in TSQL

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Group Values in TSQL

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November 8, 2012 at 3:30 am

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Hello,
How can i merge same fields different values to one value?
eg. tblEmployee table and output is,
Date Employee Summary
07/11/2012 Susan Job 1 Done
07/11/2012 Susan Job 2 Done
07/11/2012 Mike Job 11 Done
07/11/2012 Mike Job 12 Done
Desire Output:
Date Employee Summary
07/11/2012 Susan Job 1 Done and Job 2 Done
07/11/2012 Mike Job 11 Done and Job 12 Done

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Eugene Elutin SSC Guru Points: 59322 More actions · Answer 1

google:

T-SQL concatenate string FOR XML PATH

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kiril.lazarov.77 Hall of Fame Points: 3742 More actions · Answer 2

No EmployeeId? Why? You might have two employees with the same name..

SELECT DISTINCT

EmployeeId ,

Date ,

Employee ,

STUFF(( SELECT ' and ' + t2.Summary AS [text()]

FROM tblEmployee t2

WHERE t2.EmployeeId = t1.EmployeeId

FOR

XML PATH('')

), 1, 5, '') AS Summary

FROM tblEmployee t1

Conficker SSCommitted Points: 1507 More actions · Answer 3

You are Super Star clayman, make my day 🙂

There is EmployeeID, it was just example and in a rush didn't define.

Thanks Again.