SELECT DISTINCT '12345' AS AlphabetID, CASE WHEN letter='a' THEN 'a' END AS letter
This will return one row with a result of:
AlphabetID | letter | 12345 | a
How would it be possible to return multiple rows for a given column while retaining the other column field values.
Essentially, adding rows on the fly when the conditions are met.
My thought process attempted:
SELECT DISTINCT '12345' AS AlphabetID, CASE WHEN letter='a' THEN 'a' WHEN letter='a' THEN 'ax' END AS letter
Desired Result:
AlphabetID | letter | 12345 | a | 12345 | ax
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Answer
Are you looking for union all
?
SELECT DISTINCT '12345' AS AlphabetID, 'a' as letter FROM e WHERE E.Chem_ID_Login = 'a' UNION ALL SELECT DISTINCT '12345' AS AlphabetID, 'ax' as letter FROM e WHERE E.Chem_ID_Login = 'a';
Or a CROSS JOIN
:
SELECT DISTINCT '12345' AS AlphabetID, l.letter FROM e CROSS JOIN (SELECT 'a' as letter UNION ALL SELECT 'ae') l WHERE E.Chem_ID_Login = 'a'