Consider the data as:
|Column 1|Column 2|Column 3|
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|A |Tom |1 |
|A |Tom |2 |
|B |Ron |3 |
There are few duplicates in Column 1 that are preventing me to create an index. I need to only create an index on Col 1.
How do I merge/flatten the values to get something like:
|Column 1|Column 2|Column 3|
----------------------------
|A |Tom |1,2 |
|B |Ron |3 |
How do we do this without using concatenate/LIST/STUFF? The database is Sybase ASE.
You'll have to write a loop to do this. But if you only want to create that index, why not create it as non-unique? If you have to create it as unique, just add an identity column to the table and create the index on column1 + the identity column (or use the auto-identity DBoption)