Pivot Columns to Rows in SQL Server










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I have a query that returns an entire row and I need to pivot this result into a new table.



SELECT id_no, stud_name, group_no, class_1, class_2, class_3, class_4 FROM tbl_stud_class


This returns the following:



| id_no | stud_name | group_no | class_1 | class_2 | class_3 | class 4 |
| 1 | John Doe | A11 | 84 | 60 | 80 | 79 |


I need to be able to return this row as:



| id_no | stud_name | group_no | class | grade |
| 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_1 | 84 |
| 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_2 | 60 |
| 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_3 | 80 |
| 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_4 | 79 |


Can someone point me to a way to do this please?
I am converting my PostgreSQL function (where i'm using CROSS JOIN LATERAL to SQL Server)



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    I have a query that returns an entire row and I need to pivot this result into a new table.



    SELECT id_no, stud_name, group_no, class_1, class_2, class_3, class_4 FROM tbl_stud_class


    This returns the following:



    | id_no | stud_name | group_no | class_1 | class_2 | class_3 | class 4 |
    | 1 | John Doe | A11 | 84 | 60 | 80 | 79 |


    I need to be able to return this row as:



    | id_no | stud_name | group_no | class | grade |
    | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_1 | 84 |
    | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_2 | 60 |
    | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_3 | 80 |
    | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_4 | 79 |


    Can someone point me to a way to do this please?
    I am converting my PostgreSQL function (where i'm using CROSS JOIN LATERAL to SQL Server)



    Thank you!










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      I have a query that returns an entire row and I need to pivot this result into a new table.



      SELECT id_no, stud_name, group_no, class_1, class_2, class_3, class_4 FROM tbl_stud_class


      This returns the following:



      | id_no | stud_name | group_no | class_1 | class_2 | class_3 | class 4 |
      | 1 | John Doe | A11 | 84 | 60 | 80 | 79 |


      I need to be able to return this row as:



      | id_no | stud_name | group_no | class | grade |
      | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_1 | 84 |
      | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_2 | 60 |
      | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_3 | 80 |
      | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_4 | 79 |


      Can someone point me to a way to do this please?
      I am converting my PostgreSQL function (where i'm using CROSS JOIN LATERAL to SQL Server)



      Thank you!










      share|improve this question














      I have a query that returns an entire row and I need to pivot this result into a new table.



      SELECT id_no, stud_name, group_no, class_1, class_2, class_3, class_4 FROM tbl_stud_class


      This returns the following:



      | id_no | stud_name | group_no | class_1 | class_2 | class_3 | class 4 |
      | 1 | John Doe | A11 | 84 | 60 | 80 | 79 |


      I need to be able to return this row as:



      | id_no | stud_name | group_no | class | grade |
      | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_1 | 84 |
      | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_2 | 60 |
      | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_3 | 80 |
      | 1 | John Doe | A11 | class_4 | 79 |


      Can someone point me to a way to do this please?
      I am converting my PostgreSQL function (where i'm using CROSS JOIN LATERAL to SQL Server)



      Thank you!







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          Just another option is using a CROSS APPLY



          Example



          Select A.id_no
          ,A.stud_name
          ,A.group_no
          ,B.*
          From YourTable A
          Cross Apply ( values ('class_1',class_1)
          ,('class_2',class_2)
          ,('class_3',class_3)
          ,('class_4',class_4)
          ) B(class,grade)


          Returns



          id_no stud_name group_no class grade
          1 John Doe A11 class_1 84
          1 John Doe A11 class_2 60
          1 John Doe A11 class_3 80
          1 John Doe A11 class_4 79





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            You can use UNPIVOT to get this done in SQL Server. Below is an example using your sample data.



            CREATE TABLE #tbl_stud_class
            (
            id_no int,
            stud_name varchar(50),
            group_no varchar(50),
            class_1 int,
            class_2 int,
            class_3 int,
            class_4 int
            )

            INSERT INTO #tbl_stud_class VALUES (1, 'John Doe', 'A11', 84, 60, 80, 79)

            SELECT *
            FROM #tbl_stud_class
            UNPIVOT
            (
            Class FOR Classes IN (class_1, class_2, class_3, class_4)
            ) AS UP

            DROP TABLE #tbl_stud_class





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              Based on your example, I'd do something like this:



              Select
              id_no
              , stud_name
              , group_no
              , 'class_1'
              , class_1 as grade
              From tbl_stud_class

              Union All

              Select
              id_no
              , stud_name
              , group_no
              , 'class_2'
              , class_2 as grade
              From tbl_stud_class

              Union All

              etc.


              I would also use the full word "student" in my table and field names, but that's not really a database issue... ;)






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                Just another option is using a CROSS APPLY



                Example



                Select A.id_no
                ,A.stud_name
                ,A.group_no
                ,B.*
                From YourTable A
                Cross Apply ( values ('class_1',class_1)
                ,('class_2',class_2)
                ,('class_3',class_3)
                ,('class_4',class_4)
                ) B(class,grade)


                Returns



                id_no stud_name group_no class grade
                1 John Doe A11 class_1 84
                1 John Doe A11 class_2 60
                1 John Doe A11 class_3 80
                1 John Doe A11 class_4 79





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                  Just another option is using a CROSS APPLY



                  Example



                  Select A.id_no
                  ,A.stud_name
                  ,A.group_no
                  ,B.*
                  From YourTable A
                  Cross Apply ( values ('class_1',class_1)
                  ,('class_2',class_2)
                  ,('class_3',class_3)
                  ,('class_4',class_4)
                  ) B(class,grade)


                  Returns



                  id_no stud_name group_no class grade
                  1 John Doe A11 class_1 84
                  1 John Doe A11 class_2 60
                  1 John Doe A11 class_3 80
                  1 John Doe A11 class_4 79





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                    Just another option is using a CROSS APPLY



                    Example



                    Select A.id_no
                    ,A.stud_name
                    ,A.group_no
                    ,B.*
                    From YourTable A
                    Cross Apply ( values ('class_1',class_1)
                    ,('class_2',class_2)
                    ,('class_3',class_3)
                    ,('class_4',class_4)
                    ) B(class,grade)


                    Returns



                    id_no stud_name group_no class grade
                    1 John Doe A11 class_1 84
                    1 John Doe A11 class_2 60
                    1 John Doe A11 class_3 80
                    1 John Doe A11 class_4 79





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                    Just another option is using a CROSS APPLY



                    Example



                    Select A.id_no
                    ,A.stud_name
                    ,A.group_no
                    ,B.*
                    From YourTable A
                    Cross Apply ( values ('class_1',class_1)
                    ,('class_2',class_2)
                    ,('class_3',class_3)
                    ,('class_4',class_4)
                    ) B(class,grade)


                    Returns



                    id_no stud_name group_no class grade
                    1 John Doe A11 class_1 84
                    1 John Doe A11 class_2 60
                    1 John Doe A11 class_3 80
                    1 John Doe A11 class_4 79






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                    John CappellettiJohn Cappelletti

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                        You can use UNPIVOT to get this done in SQL Server. Below is an example using your sample data.



                        CREATE TABLE #tbl_stud_class
                        (
                        id_no int,
                        stud_name varchar(50),
                        group_no varchar(50),
                        class_1 int,
                        class_2 int,
                        class_3 int,
                        class_4 int
                        )

                        INSERT INTO #tbl_stud_class VALUES (1, 'John Doe', 'A11', 84, 60, 80, 79)

                        SELECT *
                        FROM #tbl_stud_class
                        UNPIVOT
                        (
                        Class FOR Classes IN (class_1, class_2, class_3, class_4)
                        ) AS UP

                        DROP TABLE #tbl_stud_class





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                          You can use UNPIVOT to get this done in SQL Server. Below is an example using your sample data.



                          CREATE TABLE #tbl_stud_class
                          (
                          id_no int,
                          stud_name varchar(50),
                          group_no varchar(50),
                          class_1 int,
                          class_2 int,
                          class_3 int,
                          class_4 int
                          )

                          INSERT INTO #tbl_stud_class VALUES (1, 'John Doe', 'A11', 84, 60, 80, 79)

                          SELECT *
                          FROM #tbl_stud_class
                          UNPIVOT
                          (
                          Class FOR Classes IN (class_1, class_2, class_3, class_4)
                          ) AS UP

                          DROP TABLE #tbl_stud_class





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                            You can use UNPIVOT to get this done in SQL Server. Below is an example using your sample data.



                            CREATE TABLE #tbl_stud_class
                            (
                            id_no int,
                            stud_name varchar(50),
                            group_no varchar(50),
                            class_1 int,
                            class_2 int,
                            class_3 int,
                            class_4 int
                            )

                            INSERT INTO #tbl_stud_class VALUES (1, 'John Doe', 'A11', 84, 60, 80, 79)

                            SELECT *
                            FROM #tbl_stud_class
                            UNPIVOT
                            (
                            Class FOR Classes IN (class_1, class_2, class_3, class_4)
                            ) AS UP

                            DROP TABLE #tbl_stud_class





                            share|improve this answer















                            You can use UNPIVOT to get this done in SQL Server. Below is an example using your sample data.



                            CREATE TABLE #tbl_stud_class
                            (
                            id_no int,
                            stud_name varchar(50),
                            group_no varchar(50),
                            class_1 int,
                            class_2 int,
                            class_3 int,
                            class_4 int
                            )

                            INSERT INTO #tbl_stud_class VALUES (1, 'John Doe', 'A11', 84, 60, 80, 79)

                            SELECT *
                            FROM #tbl_stud_class
                            UNPIVOT
                            (
                            Class FOR Classes IN (class_1, class_2, class_3, class_4)
                            ) AS UP

                            DROP TABLE #tbl_stud_class






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                                Based on your example, I'd do something like this:



                                Select
                                id_no
                                , stud_name
                                , group_no
                                , 'class_1'
                                , class_1 as grade
                                From tbl_stud_class

                                Union All

                                Select
                                id_no
                                , stud_name
                                , group_no
                                , 'class_2'
                                , class_2 as grade
                                From tbl_stud_class

                                Union All

                                etc.


                                I would also use the full word "student" in my table and field names, but that's not really a database issue... ;)






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                                  Based on your example, I'd do something like this:



                                  Select
                                  id_no
                                  , stud_name
                                  , group_no
                                  , 'class_1'
                                  , class_1 as grade
                                  From tbl_stud_class

                                  Union All

                                  Select
                                  id_no
                                  , stud_name
                                  , group_no
                                  , 'class_2'
                                  , class_2 as grade
                                  From tbl_stud_class

                                  Union All

                                  etc.


                                  I would also use the full word "student" in my table and field names, but that's not really a database issue... ;)






                                  share|improve this answer

























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                                    Based on your example, I'd do something like this:



                                    Select
                                    id_no
                                    , stud_name
                                    , group_no
                                    , 'class_1'
                                    , class_1 as grade
                                    From tbl_stud_class

                                    Union All

                                    Select
                                    id_no
                                    , stud_name
                                    , group_no
                                    , 'class_2'
                                    , class_2 as grade
                                    From tbl_stud_class

                                    Union All

                                    etc.


                                    I would also use the full word "student" in my table and field names, but that's not really a database issue... ;)






                                    share|improve this answer













                                    Based on your example, I'd do something like this:



                                    Select
                                    id_no
                                    , stud_name
                                    , group_no
                                    , 'class_1'
                                    , class_1 as grade
                                    From tbl_stud_class

                                    Union All

                                    Select
                                    id_no
                                    , stud_name
                                    , group_no
                                    , 'class_2'
                                    , class_2 as grade
                                    From tbl_stud_class

                                    Union All

                                    etc.


                                    I would also use the full word "student" in my table and field names, but that's not really a database issue... ;)







                                    share|improve this answer












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