I have one table that stores different values in one column.
Lets say the structure is like:
column_a
: name
column_b
: contact_type – email or phone
column_c
: contact_value – exact email address or phone number
Shall a person have both email and phone, there are two rows.
I trying to get a select that would distribute the different values into respective columns:
column_a
: name
column_b
: email_value
column_c
: phone_value
One person should have exactly one row.
So far all my attempts ended one person having two rows – email address and phone null and vice versa…
Is there a way how to distribute the two values into two respective columns and have just one record for each person?
Hope it is not too confusing question…
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Answer
You can use conditional aggregation:
select column_a, max(case when column_b = 'phone' then column_c end) as phone, max(case when column_b = 'email' then column_c end) as email from t group by column_a;