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9.2

Selecting 1-n child data into one column

Asked by davelane in DB2 Database

Tags: from, selecting

Hi, I'm not sure if the following is possible: I haven't found a way ro do it apart from using a stored proc. We have  2 tables in a 1-n relationship with one another. Say for example user and user groups:

USER
ID  NAME
1   Dave
2   Peter
3   Paul

GROUP
ID_USER ID_GROUP GROUP_NAME
1             1                Admins
1             2                Blue
1             3                Red
2             1                Admins

What we would like to do is execute a query and get the list of the users with their groups in one column.

ID  NAME GROUPS
1   Dave  Admins, Blue, Red
2   Peter  Admins
3   Paul

Is this possible using only SQL
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