Look at the documentation for the tablefunc contrib module. It provides a crosstab() function which will allow you to
pivotmultiple rows into multiple columns in a single row, with all rows that share a particular key in one or more
columnspivoting up into the same row, but different keys ending up as separate rows. You could then string concatenate
allcolumns of a single row into a single string if desired,
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On Jun 17, 2011, at 17:20, Tripura <k_tripura@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am totally new to PostgreSQL and this is my first script.
> Can anyone please help me with my following requirement
>
> I have script that returns 1 column and 40 rows.
> My requirement is update this existing script to show all the 40 rows data
> in a single row as a string.
>
> For example
> The current script returns, something like this
> Tom
> Tad
> Max
> Ted
>
> I have to update the existing script to show the above results as follow
> Tom || Tad || Max || Ted
>
> Something like colace in Ms sql
>
> Any help is really appriciated.
>
> Thankyou in Advance.
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