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Tag: pivot

SQLite: Selecting multiple counts from one column

I am running a query with SQLite and am relatively new to this. Glance of my dataset: I want group the results by Col A and then show 3 more columns (mild, moderate, high) and their counts — Here is what I’m looking for: I know how I can select just one of the columns (say, mild), but not sure

MySQL Group by with named columns from grouped data

I’m writing an application to record 10 pin bowling game results. I’ve done the submission bit but I’m stuck on displaying the results. Here is the structure: In the example above I am assuming each person played 3 games, however any number of games could be played. How can I get the data in a more friendly format? For example:

Assign default values in SQL Server dynamic pivot

Below is pivot query for my requirement. Below is my script for table creation scripts with data. Table_TraineeInfo is candidate registration details table, Table_Batch_Lookup is batch detail when batch start date and end date base on filling in pivot, Table_Attendance_Log is candidate attendance log. My current output I want below output if date is less than or equal to today

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