Convert from ACCESS TRANSFORM COUNT/PIVOT to SQL SERVER 2005

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Need some help converting from access TRANSFORM COUNT/PIVOT to SQL SERVER and here's the sql from access :

SQL

TRANSFORM Count(tmpTbl.TC) AS CountOfTC
SELECT tmpTbl.SID, tmpTbl.CSID, tmpTbl.M,WoOr.QCL
FROM tmpTbl INNER JOIN WoOr ON tmpTbl.WO = WoOr.WO
WHERE (((tmpTbl.IsSelected)=True))
GROUP BY tmpTbl.SID, tmpTbl.CSID, tmpTbl.M,WoOr.QCL
PIVOT tmpTbl.TN;

OUTPUT:

SQL

SID |   CSID | M |   QCL | EPA 1 | EPA 2 |
-----------------------------------------|
1   |   A    |GW |  IV   |  3    |       |
2   |   B    |GW |  IV   |       |  4    |
------------------------------------------

WHere there are 3 EPA 1 count found and 4 EPA 2 count found IN 'tmpTbl' Table.

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!

Posted 1-Dec-13 21:46pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2013-12-22T12:01:00

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SELECT tmpTbl.SID, tmpTbl.CSID, tmpTbl.M,WoOr.QCL, COUNT(epa1), COUNT(epa2)
FROM tmpTbl INNER JOIN WoOr ON tmpTbl.WO = WoOr.WO
WHERE (((tmpTbl.IsSelected)=True))
GROUP BY tmpTbl.SID, tmpTbl.CSID, tmpTbl.M,WoOr.QCL

is what you want to do. It's not a pivot at all, you're already selecting your columns and doing a group by, so you just want the count within the groups, right ?