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sybase/sql self join multiple rows


Hi stackoverflow community,

I'm trying to do a self join if the unique ID in Col 1 is the same.

Table code:

CREATE TABLE #table (
  Unique_ID int, Product_code varchar(10)
)
INSERT INTO #table (Unique_ID, Product_code) VALUES (1111111111, 1)      
INSERT INTO #table (Unique_ID, Product_code) VALUES (1111111111, 2)      
INSERT INTO #table (Unique_ID, Product_code) VALUES (1111111111, 3)      
INSERT INTO #table (Unique_ID, Product_code) VALUES (2222222222, 4)      
INSERT INTO #table (Unique_ID, Product_code) VALUES (2222222222, 4)      
INSERT INTO #table (Unique_ID, Product_code) VALUES (3333333333, 5)      
INSERT INTO #table (Unique_ID, Product_code) VALUES (3333333333, 6)      
INSERT INTO #table (Unique_ID, Product_code) VALUES (3333333333, 6)      
INSERT INTO #table (Unique_ID, Product_code) VALUES (3333333333, 3)      

#table Input:

Unique_ID   Product_code
1111111111       1      
1111111111       2      
1111111111       3      
2222222222       4      
2222222222       4      
3333333333       5      
3333333333       6      
3333333333       6      
3333333333       3      

Desired #table Output:

Unique_ID   Product_code  Product_code1  Product_code2  Product_code3
1111111111       1              2              3            (Null)      
2222222222       4              4            (Null)         (Null)   
3333333333       5              6              6               3

Current code (Unsure how to compare each row by Unique_ID):

SELECT t1.Unique_ID, t1.Product_code, t2.Product_code AS [Product_code1]
FROM #temp AS t1
JOIN #temp AS t2 ON t1.Unique_ID = t2.Unique_ID
ORDER BY t1.Unique_ID  

Any hints and/or help would be much appreciated thanks


Solution

  • Try this. You'll need an intermediate step to relate the different value through an identical column:

    select *, seq=identity(int) into #temp from #table order by Unique_ID, Product_code
    go
    
    SELECT t1.Unique_ID, t1.Product_code as p1, t2.Product_code as p2, t3.Product_code as p3, t4.Product_code as p4
    FROM #temp AS t1
    LEFT JOIN #temp AS t2 ON t1.Unique_ID = t2.Unique_ID and t2.seq = t1.seq+1
    LEFT JOIN #temp AS t3 ON t2.Unique_ID = t3.Unique_ID and t3.seq = t2.seq+1
    LEFT JOIN #temp AS t4 ON t1.Unique_ID = t4.Unique_ID and t4.seq = t3.seq+1
    where t1.seq = (select min(seq) from #temp where Unique_ID = t1.Unique_ID)
    ORDER BY t1.Unique_ID  
    go