Il 13/11/19 17:36, Geoff Winkless ha scritto:
Simplest way in plain SQL would be individual case statements for each
column, I think.
SELECT pattern,
CASE WHEN pattern LIKE 'foo%' THEN SUBSTR(pattern, 4) ELSE '' END AS foo
CASE WHEN pattern LIKE 'bar%' THEN SUBSTR(pattern, 4) ELSE '' END
Il 13/11/19 17:48, Andrew Kerber ha scritto:
So what you are doing is transforming the table format from vertical
to horizontal. I think you will want to use a union to join the table
to itself along with the case statement to produce the output you are
looking for.
Not precisely, the string
So what you are doing is transforming the table format from vertical to
horizontal. I think you will want to use a union to join the table to
itself along with the case statement to produce the output you are looking
for.
On Wed, Nov 13, 2019 at 10:37 AM Geoff Winkless wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Nov 2
On Wed, 13 Nov 2019 at 16:24, Moreno Andreo wrote:
> |foo |bar |baz |
> 1234
> 5678
> 9012
> (hoping text formatting is ok... 1234 should go in column foo, 568 in
> bar and 9012 in baz)
>
> Is it possible?
Simplest way in plain SQL would be individual ca
Hi,
I need to create a CASE (I think) statement to check for a string
pattern, and based on its value, write a substring in a different column
(alias).
I'm trying to create a COPY statement to port a table into antoher
database, which has a table with another format (that's why the aliases)
