how can i Get Values from table with comma supporter in sql query

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i have a table like

SQL

NAME        CLASS        CODE
-------------------------------
Suresh      MCA           111
Ramesh     MBBS           111
Binai       MSc           222
Siva        BBC           333
Vali        MCA           333

i want a query it converts below result table based on about table using code column

SQL

NAME                CLASS                CODE
-----------------------------------------------
Suresh,Ramesh      MCA,MBBS               111
Binai                MSc                  222
Siva,Vali          BBC,MCA                333

Pleas give me a sql query for this

Thanks
Sudheer

Posted 4-Dec-11 22:16pm

sudheer.learner

Updated 4-Dec-11 22:20pm

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[no name] 5-Dec-11 4:18am

How did that happen? This isn't realistic my friend.

sudheer.learner 5-Dec-11 4:22am

can we write Stored procedure for this?

D K N T H 5-Dec-11 4:19am

complex query right?

D K N T H 5-Dec-11 4:20am

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Om Prakash Pant · Answer 1 · 2011-12-04T23:11:00

This is one of the option to do this if you are using SQL 2005:

SQL

Create Table your_table_name (ID INT, Value varchar(20), value2 varchar(20))

INSERT INTO your_table_name VALUES(111,'MCA','Suresh')
INSERT INTO your_table_name VALUES(111,'MBBS','Ramesh')
INSERT INTO your_table_name VALUES(222,'MSC','Binal')
INSERT INTO your_table_name VALUES(333,'BBC','Siva')
INSERT INTO your_table_name VALUES(333,'MCA','Vali')

SELECT * from your_table_name

SELECT ID,
SUBSTRING((select ' ,'+ CAST(value AS VARCHAR) from your_table_name b WHERE a.ID = b.ID FOR XML PATH('')),3,100) [Name1],
SUBSTRING((select ' ,'+ CAST(value2 AS VARCHAR) from your_table_name b WHERE a.ID = b.ID FOR XML PATH('')),3,100) [Name2]
FROM your_table_name a
GROUP BY a.ID

not sure how efficient it is..