问题
Hi guys I'm trying to use unpivot in SQL on MS Access and I found the following code online:
SELECT CustomerID, Phone
FROM
(
SELECT CustomerID, Phone1, Phone2, Phone3
FROM dbo.CustomerPhones
) AS cp
UNPIVOT
(
Phone FOR Phones IN (Phone1, Phone2, Phone3)
) AS up;
from this webpage: https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/3000/use-sql-servers-unpivot-operator-to-help-normalize-output/
However when I tried the exact same code on Access, it keeps saying the FROM
clause has an error.
I wonder if this is because the syntax for access is somehow different from that in SQL server? I would really appreciate it if anyone could tell me how to make this code run.
回答1:
Just use union all
:
SELECT CustomerID, Phone1 as Phone
FROM dbo.CustomerPhones
UNION ALL
SELECT CustomerID, Phone2 as Phone
FROM dbo.CustomerPhones
UNION ALL
SELECT CustomerID, Phone3 as Phone
FROM dbo.CustomerPhones;
If you want to incur the overhead of removing duplicates, then use UNION
.
回答2:
Bear in mind, if you are really reading from the actual database, you can make use of all RDMBS-specific functionality (in this case MS SQL Server) by using a pass-thru instead of an Access-specific query. The only thing you lose is the designer tools. What I'm saying is you can literally paste your query as-is into Access and use it like any other Access query.
If the table is already in Access (divorced from the linked data source) or isn't supported via pass-thru, this might work. It's pretty brute-force, but if you create a table (call it "Sequence" in this example) with a single field called ID:
ID
1
2
3
Then you can do a cross (Cartesian) join against your Phones table:
select
p.[CustomerId],
s.[ID],
switch (
s.[ID] = 1, p.[Phone1],
s.[ID] = 2, p.[Phone2],
s.[ID] = 3, p.[Phone3]
) as Phone
from
[CustomerPhones] as p,
[Sequence] as s
The sequence table may have another workaround... Postgresql has a function called generate_series that would be perfect, but I don't know the equivalent in Access.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39886153/unpivot-in-access-sql