crosstab T-SQL

It is not clear what you actually want because your example query could not have generated the results you gave;

ID                  value                  id                       value
----------------      ----------------          -----------------         ------------   
time_type      Hour                  type_run            15.00
time_type      YEAR                  type_run             25,000
time_type      YEAR                  type_run             35,000
time_type      Hour                  type_run             12.00
time_type      YEAR                  type_run              68,000

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nor is it even legal T-SQL. I realize you were just sjowing mock-up data. rTarg is not even used.

venk_r and lochan both provided solutions which require you to know name the columns in advance, but I can imagine what you really want means you may not know what they are, nor how many of them there will be.

Presumably what you are asking for is really something like this;

jobid			time_type_type_run_hour[1] time_type_type_run_year[1] time_type_type_run_year[2] time_type_type_run_hour[2] time_type_type_run_year[3]
--------------- -------------------------- -------------------------- -------------------------- -------------------------- --------------------------
1               15.00                      25,000                     35,000                     12.00                      68,000                                        

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but you can see the column headings must be named something that uniquely identifies the row from which the data came.  Or perhaps you even want some row values aggregated.  In the example above, notice where I have had to number the duplicated column headings with [1], [2], [3] to keep them unique?  You could generate exactly the results above, and dynamically create aditional numbered columns as your pivoted rowcount increased, but even then, the question is; what do the column values even mean? The are in no particular order, and have no particular relationship to one another.  And some jobid's may have 10 results, while others have 3.

All can be handled, but you need to be clearer about what you are expecting.

Or maybe you don't actually want the numbers listed as seperate columns.  Maybe you just need 2 columns

Jobid           time_run_hour_year_list
--------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------
1               15.00 | 25,000 | 35,000 | 12.00  | 68,000  

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which will be simpler to do than anything so far.