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1 row insted of 2....

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magmo

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Hi


I have this sql question...

Code:
SELECT DISTINCT FileName, Lang, Artno
FROM         dbo.tbl_ArticleFiles
WHERE     (Artno = N'123456') AND (Lang = N'SE') OR (Lang = N'GB')

This give me 2 rows that looks like this...

FileName Lang Artno

file1_se.txt SE 123456
file1_gb.txt GB 123456



Is it possible to get the result like this instead.


FileName1 FileName2

file1_se.txt file1_gb.txt



Best Regards


 
Rotate display 90 degrees counter-clockwise. Any $50 gfx card can do that [poke].

What if one ArtNo has more than two FileNames?

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Hi


That query will never return more than 2 records.



Regards
 
well, if you only want those two rows, just do this --

Code:
select 
  ( select FileName 
      from dbo.tbl_ArticleFiles
     where Artno = N'123456'
       and Lang = N'SE' ) as filename1
 ,( select FileName 
      from dbo.tbl_ArticleFiles
     where Artno = N'123456'
       and Lang = N'GB' ) as filename2

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Hi


Excellent!, Thanks a lot!



Regards
 
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