First, I need to thank Kent Milligan and his article at http://www.mcpressonline.com/sql/techtip-combining-multiple-row-values-into-a-single-row-with-sql-in-db2-for-i.html for getting me as far in this problem as I have. But now I need to expand on what he has done here.
To avoid you having to go to his article, the problem he addressed was concatenating string data from multiple rows into a single row in the resulting table. For example:
Table Cars:
- Make Model
- Ford Fusion
- Chevy Tahoe
- Honda Odyssey
- Ford Taurus
- Ford Focus
- Chevy Malibu
Results:
- Make Model
- Chevy Malibu, Tahoe
- Ford Focus, Taurus, Fusion
- Honda Odyssey
This was done with the SQL statement:
WITH numbered_sets(make, model, curr, prev) AS (
SELECT make, model,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY make ORDER BY model) AS curr,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY make ORDER BY model) -1 AS prev
FROM inventory)
SELECT make,
MAX (TRIM(L ',' FROM
CAST(SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(model, ',') AS VARCHAR(256)) ))
FROM numbered_sets
START WITH curr = 1
CONNECT BY make = PRIOR make AND prev = PRIOR curr
GROUP BY make
I was able to adapt that to my own table, and get most of the way where I wanted to get. But for my purposes, I have an additional column I need to include for the grouping. For example:
Table Cars:
- Make Type Model
- Ford Sedan Fusion
- Chevy SUV Tahoe
- Honda Minivan Odyssey
- Ford Sedan Taurus
- Ford Sedan Focus
- Chevy Sedan Malibu
- Ford SUV Escape
- Ford SUV Explorer
- Chevy Sedan Impala
For the Results, I’d be looking for:
- Make Type Model
- Chevy Sedan Malibu, Impala
- Chevy SUV Tahoe
- Ford Sedan Fusion, Taurus, Focus
- Ford SUV Escape, Explorer
- Honda Minivan Odyssey
Does anyone have any thoughts on what all I need to add to the original statement to be able to add the TYPE column, and GROUP on that accordingly? I’ve tried a handful of things, but I suspect I need to do something with the CONNECT_BY_PATH statement, I’m just not sure what.
Thank you
I think you just need to integrate type at the correct points thoughtout the query.
without being able to test, I think this would be close; but I may have missed something...
WITH numbered_sets(make, type, model, curr, prev) AS (
SELECT make, type, model,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY make, Type ORDER BY Make, Type, model) AS curr,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY make, type ORDER BY Make, type, model) -1 AS prev
FROM inventory)
SELECT make, Type
MAX (TRIM(L ',' FROM
CAST(SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(model, ',') AS VARCHAR(256)) ))
FROM numbered_sets
START WITH curr = 1
CONNECT BY make = PRIOR make AND prev = PRIOR curr and type = prior type
GROUP BY make, type
Perhaps we need do change the connect by to do a concat before connect by... though I can't see why this would help yet...
CONNECT BY concat(make,type) = PRIOR concat(make,type) AND prev = PRIOR curr
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40467653/concatenate-multiple-row-values-into-1-row-with-sql-for-iseries