How to write sql to get desired result?

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Hi,

 i have table in db as below

deptId   deptName       9      10      11      13      groupName       A       G1       B       C      G2
------  --------       ---     ---     ---     ---     ----------     ----     ---      ---    ----    ---
8	Doctors 	2      	2       0       0       Permanent       0       1       0       0       1
8	Doctors 	2       2       0       0       Apprentice	0	0	0	0	1
     
have any ways to get the table as below

                                                                            Permanent                                 Apprentice
                                                                           -------------                              -----------
deptId   deptName       9      10      11      13      groupName       A       G1       B       C      G2       A      G1       B       C      G2
------  --------       ---     ---     ---     ---     ----------     ----     ---      ---    ----    ---     --      --       --      --     --
8	Doctors 	2      	2       0       0       Permanent       0       1       0       0       1      	0	0	0	0	1


where A,G1,B,C,G2 are the shift in permanent group in a department.

Thanks..

Posted 2-Feb-14 23:41pm

hasbina

Updated 3-Feb-14 0:05am

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thatraja 3-Feb-14 5:52am

Include table structure, sample data in your question

King Fisher 3-Feb-14 7:00am

not clear

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W∴ Balboos, *GHB* · Answer 1 · 2014-02-03T03:43:00

I'll get you on your way:

You need to do a join of the table with itself.
You may then select the data from the table by either of the two (or more) versions in a single select clause and they'll come out in a single row.

Now - whether to use inner joins or left/right outer joins is not clear as I don't know what you're trying to show.

It is a common method of transcribing rows in a table to columns in a row.