Hi,
A simple group by function should work for this:
Select Fruit,GrownInStates From tbl1 Group By Fruit;
and if you want grownstates in comma separated format then you can use
Group_Concat function
Select Fruit, Group_Concat(GrownInStates, SEPARATOR ',') From tbl1
Group By Fruit;
Hope this will work fine.
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Regards,
Manasi Save
Quoting "Ravishankar BV." <ravishankar...@mindtree.com>:
Hi,
I'm very new to SQL and databases. I need a query for the following:
(I'm sure
google would have found the answer, but I could not really frame the sentence
for the task I'm looking for. Also, please let me know how do I search in
google for such tasks - so that I can try it myself in future).
Assume I have a table like:
Sl No
Fruit
Grown in states
1
Apple
KA
2
Orange
AP
3
Banana
TN
4
Jackfruit
MH
5
Mango
MP
6
Jackfruit
MP
7
Banana
AP
8
Mango
KA
9
Banana
TN
10
Apple
MH
11
Jackfruit
AP
12
Orange
MH
13
Mango
KA
14
Apple
TN
15
Banana
MP
16
Banana
MH
17
Mango
KA
18
Orange
MP
19
Jackfruit
AP
20
Apple
TN
From the above table, I want a SQL query which will list me the unique fruits
and the states in which they are grown, like:
Apple: KA, MH, TN
Banana: TN, AP, MP, MH
Jackfruit: MH,MP,AP
Mango: MP, KA
Orange: AP,MH,MP
Thanks in advance for the help,
Ravi.
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