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Columnar SQL Report

Asked by LarryAndro in SQL Query Syntax, MS SQL Server, PL / SQL

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How can I place the results of a SQL query in rows, one row per field, instead of in columns?  Let's say my query is SELECT * FROM USER, which returns...

NAME           PHONE                        AGE
-------------------------------------------------------
AGNES         888-111-2222            95

The results are placed in columns, one field per column.  But, what I want is to return the same results, but put the data in one column, with one row per field.  Like this...

NAME: AGNES
PHONE: 888-111-2222
AGE: 95

Of course, if more than one entry is returned by the query, they would continue to be placed one right after the other in the same column.  Like this...

NAME: AGNES
...
NAME: LAWRENCE
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