wsheldah@lexmark.com wrote:
> In MS Access, crosstab queries are implemented with the keyword TRANSFORM, IIRC.
> The easiest way to figure them out is to build a cross-tab query with the GUI
> query builder, then look at the SQL it produces. I think this might be
> implemented in SQL Server as well. It can be handy, but if there's not something
> comparable in the SQL standard, I'd rather see several other features added long
> before this one. Just my two cents.
>
It's not in MSSQL Server at least through version 7 (just checked). I
don't think it has been added in MSSQL 2000 either, but I can't really
check that at the moment.
MS Access syntax is like this:
TRANSFORM Max(Table1.value) AS MaxOfvalue
SELECT Table1.name
FROM Table1
GROUP BY Table1.name
PIVOT Table1.cat;
but it *only* seems to allow TRANSFORM on an aggregate.
Syntax
TRANSFORM aggfunction
selectstatement
PIVOT pivotfield [IN (value1[, value2[, ...]])]
Joe