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Ordering of results

Asked by darkstar3d in MS SQL Server

How do I write a query that takes information in a table formatted like so:

DataID      Date      ServerID      DriveVolume      DriveLetter      DriveSize      SizeID      DriveFree      FreeID      FreePercent
1308      9/20/2006 12:00      myserver1         Blank                     C:      16.41      GB      6.58      GB      40.07
1309      9/20/2006 12:00      myserver1         New Volume                E:      6.14      GB      4.07      GB      66.21
1310      9/20/2006 12:00      myserver1         New Volume                F:      12.92      GB      7.84      GB      60.66
1311      9/20/2006 12:00      myserver1         EXCH-STG1-TLOG            I:      30.72      GB      28.83      GB      93.84
1312      9/20/2006 12:00      myserver1         EXCH-STG2-TLOG            J:      30.72      GB      28.43      GB      92.55
1313      9/20/2006 12:00      myserver1         EXCH-STG3-TLOG            K:      30.72      GB      29.16      GB      94.93
1314      9/20/2006 12:00      myserver1         REGREP                    R:      921.6      MB      913.97      MB      99.17
1315      9/20/2006 12:00      myserver1         SMTP                      T:      15.36      GB      12.96      GB      84.36

And have the query results returned like this:

myserver1            
                  9/10/2006 08:00      9/10/2006 20:00      9/11/2006 08:00
DriveLetter      VolumeName      TotalSize      FreeSpace      Percent      FreeSpace      Percent      FreeSpace      Percent
C:      Local Disk      15.50      10.99      70.90      10.98      70.84      10.98      70.84
E:      Local Disk      5.86      3.83      65.36      3.83      65.36      3.83      65.36
F:      Page File      12.40      10.68      86.13      10.68      86.13      10.68      86.13
I:      1st SG Trns Logs      50.00      49.55      99.10      49.41      98.82      49.14      98.28
J:      2nd SG Trns Logs      50.00      49.54      99.08      49.49      98.98      49.42      98.84
K:      3rd SG Trns Logs      50.00      49.73      99.46      49.67      99.34      68.94      137.88
L:      1st SG DBs Logs      130.00      75.63      58.18      69.11      53.16      75.26      57.89
M:      2nd SG DBs Logs      130.00      78.76      60.58      75.27      57.90      71.54      55.03
N:      3r SG DBs Logs      130.00      77.66      59.74      71.58      55.06      71.47      54.98
T:      SMTP Queue      50.00      49.75      99.50      49.74      99.48      49.72      99.44
Z:      Double Take      65.00      63.44      97.60      63.44      97.60      63.44      97.60

I was thinking of using arrays and pull the result out of that. Which I know I can do, but I think this could be done with some combination of SQL statements. This is with MSSQL2000.

Thanks!
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