ADODB library has a pivot table generating funciton.
Eduardo Mylonas - Externo wrote:
>
> MS Access has a functionality which is a type of query called "Crossed
> Reference Query" (At least, that's the lame translation i got to come up
> with).
>
> The syntax is something like this:
> TRANSFORM Max(Consulta1.nome) AS [O valor]
> SELECT Consulta1.usuario_id, Max(Consulta1.nome) AS [Total de nome]
> FROM Consulta1
> GROUP BY Consulta1.usuario_id
> PIVOT Consulta1.textoitem;
>
> The query Consulta1 is:
> SELECT sig_permissoes.usuario_id, sig_menudecontrole.textoitem,
> sig_niveis.nome
> FROM sig_niveis INNER JOIN (sig_menudecontrole INNER JOIN sig_permissoes ON
> sig_menudecontrole.menu_id = sig_permissoes.menu_id) ON sig_niveis.nivel_id
> = sig_permissoes.nivel_id
> ORDER BY sig_permissoes.usuario_id, sig_menudecontrole.painel_id,
> sig_menudecontrole.numeroitem;
>
> Well, i want to know whether is possible to do something like this over
> PostgreSQL. If it's needed perl scripts or some other type of scripting, for
> me that's ok. the thing is that i need to have that.
>
> Is it possible?
>
> Thanks to all.
>
> Eduardo Mylonas da Silva
> Automat Eng. de Automação
> Desenvolovimento
> mailto: emylonas@automat.com.br
> www.automat.com.br
>
>
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