Have fun

your going to have to do some nice grouping with your query and play around
with the output

it can be done, just a little mucking about

Steve

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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Simplified recordset.


MySQL. 4.1.1a



Steve Onnis wrote:

> what database system you using?
>
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> Russon
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> Subject: [cfaussie] Simplified recordset.
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> excuse me while i think out in open space, But if any one has any ideas,
> please throw them back at me.
>
> The table is structured in a fairly complex way. and it has to be this
way.
> It relates to 2 other tables for different reasons.
>
> So the complex table that i need to simplify on output is something like..
>
> id    clientID        fieldValue         value
> 1     1                 1                     firstName1
> 2     1                 2                     middleName1
> 3     1                 3                     lastName1
> 4     2                 1                     firstName2
> 5     2                 2                     middleName2
> 6     2                 3                     lastName2
> 7     3                 1                     firstName3
>
> and so on...
> there are other values stored in that table, but i don't need them for
this.
>
> What i want to get out of it is something like.
>
> clientID      1                  2                       3
> 1               firstName1    middleName1     lastName1
> 2               firstName2    middleName2     lastName2
> 3               firstName3    middleName3     lastName3
>
> I guess what i am really trying to figure out is if i can do this against
> the database, or if i have to recreate the table on the cf.
>
> There is another step which i left out, that the column names (1,2,3...)
> actually get their values from another table. But that opens up so many
> more problems...
>
> baby steps.
>
> TIA
> Ricardo.
>
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