Oracle query assistence
- From: trpost@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2007 16:46:15 -0800
I have a table defined as follows:
CREATE TABLE products
(
report_date DATE not null,
product_name varchar2(128) not null,
num_cases number(4) not null,
CONSTRAINT peoplesoftProduct_pk PRIMARY KEY (report_date,
product_name)
);
Here is a query I am running that produces the data I am after:
SELECT PRODUCT_NAME, NUM_CASES,
to_char(REPORT_DATE,'Mon YYYY') AS "Report Date"
FROM PRODUCTS
WHERE PRODUCT_NAME IN ('Product1', 'Product2')
AND report_date < to_date ('2007-09-30','YYYY-MM-DD')
AND report_date > to_date ('2007-09-30','YYYY-MM-DD') - 365
ORDER BY PRODUCT_NAME ASC, REPORT_DATE ASC
Here is the output:
PRODUCT_NAME NUM_CASES Report Date
Product1 429 Nov 2006
Product1 238 Dec 2006
Product1 304 Jan 2007
Product1 284 Feb 2007
Product1 271 Mar 2007
Product1 352 Apr 2007
Product1 422 May 2007
Product1 242 Jun 2007
Product1 220 Jul 2007
Product1 211 Aug 2007
Product1 247 Sep 2007
Product2 176 Nov 2006
Product2 152 Dec 2006
Product2 157 Jan 2007
Product2 126 Feb 2007
Product2 139 Mar 2007
Product2 156 Apr 2007
Product2 206 May 2007
Product2 206 Jun 2007
Product2 262 Jul 2007
Product2 213 Aug 2007
Product2 187 Sep 2007
The way I actually want the data to display from a query is as
follows:
Nov 2006 Dec 2006 Jan
2007 ...
Product1 429 238 304 ...
Product2 176 152 157 ...
Now I know I could use the above query and write a script to process
the data to make it output as I wish, but I really want to do this in
a query. Is this possible and how would I adapt the above query to do
so?
Thanks!
.
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