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Posted on 2014-03-14
Hi
I need to Select som data in a SQL db something like in the attached file.
My table and fields :
PROJTABLE.NUMBER_
PROJTABLE.PARENTPROJNUMBER
PROJTABLE.NAME
PROJTABLE.Value1
ProjH.jpg
I need to Select som data in a SQL db something like in the attached file.
My table and fields :
PROJTABLE.NUMBER_
PROJTABLE.PARENTPROJNUMBER
PROJTABLE.NAME
PROJTABLE.Value1
ProjH.jpg
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please check out this code
;with data as (
select p.NUMBER_, p.PARENTPROJNUMBER, p.NAME, p.Value1
from yourtable p
where p.PARENTPROJNUMBER IS NULL --- presuming this are the "root parents", or the one you are looking for ...
UNION ALL -- here is the recursive stuff
select p.NUMBER_, p.PARENTPROJNUMBER, p.NAME, p.Value1
from DATA d
JOIN yourtable p
ON p.PARENTPROJNUMBER = d.NUMBER_
AND d.PARENTPROJNUMBER <> d.NUMBER_
)
select * from data
Hi Guy
Works nice, but is it possible to sort the output like in the attached file.
Like this :
942800 -
942930 - 942800
942840 - 942800
942842 - 942840
and, output the niveua of the hierachy ?
Works nice, but is it possible to sort the output like in the attached file.
Like this :
942800 -
942930 - 942800
942840 - 942800
942842 - 942840
and, output the niveua of the hierachy ?
the output is normally sorted like that.
to add the level, change like this
to add the level, change like this
;with data as (
select p.NUMBER_, p.PARENTPROJNUMBER, p.NAME, p.Value1 , 0 as HierarchyLevel
from yourtable p
where p.PARENTPROJNUMBER IS NULL --- presuming this are the "root parents", or the one you are looking for ...
UNION ALL -- here is the recursive stuff
select p.NUMBER_, p.PARENTPROJNUMBER, p.NAME, p.Value1, d.HierarchyLevel + 1
from DATA d
JOIN yourtable p
ON p.PARENTPROJNUMBER = d.NUMBER_
AND d.PARENTPROJNUMBER <> d.NUMBER_
)
select * from data
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