one query get multiple results in sql server

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SQL-Server-2008R2

Hi I have one query if i execute i need multiple result fields based on condition.
Ex:
Suppose one table has ID and status

Query : select id,status from table

SQL

Result: 1 Result set
28	Pending
28	Pending
28	Pending
28	Pending
26	Pending
26	Pending
26	Pending
26	Pending

But i want 2 result sets like below..

SQL

1 result set 
28	Pending
28	Pending
28	Pending
28	Pending

SQL

2nd result set
26	Pending
26	Pending
26	Pending
26	Pending

based on ID i need to create tables.

Please help this.Thanks for advance.

Thanks,
Aravind G

Posted 2-Jun-15 21:00pm

Aravind Garre

Updated 2-Jun-15 21:09pm

King Fisher

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Maciej Los 3-Jun-15 3:32am

What have you tried, where are you stuck?

Tomas Takac 3-Jun-15 3:36am

There need to be two selects. Show your code and we can start from there.

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2015-06-02T22:23:00

Try this:

SQL

DECLARE @tmp TABLE(ID INT, [Status] VARCHAR(50))

INSERT INTO @tmp(ID, [Status])
VALUES(1, 'Pending'),(1, 'Pending'),
(1, 'Pending'),(9, 'Pending'),
(9, 'Pending'),(18, 'Pending'),
(18, 'Pending'),(18, 'Pending'),
(18, 'Pending'),(25, 'Pending'),
(25, 'Pending'),(25, 'Pending')

DECLARE @curid INT = 1
DECLARE @maxid INT = 0
SELECT @maxid = MAX(ID) FROM @tmp
WHILE (@curid<=@maxid )
BEGIN
    IF EXISTS(SELECT * FROM @tmp WHERE ID = @curid)
    BEGIN
        SELECT * FROM @tmp WHERE ID = @curid
    END
    SET @curid +=1
END

Returns result sets as expected. But i need to warn you: above code executes lots of queries in short period of time. It might cause several issues. I'd suggest to get entire data at ones and then - on client side - split data to smaller portions.

Peter Leow · Answer 2 · 2015-06-02T22:25:00

Solution 2

You need a condition based on the value of id, check out the SQL WHERE Clause[^]
Of course, then you have to execute the sql twice each with different id.

Posted 2-Jun-15 22:25pm

Peter Leow

Updated 2-Jun-15 22:26pm

v2