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1converted to horizontal table
Table_A: Vertical Table Structure
The structure after conversion:
SQL example for converting vertical tables to horizontal tables:
SELECT Name , SUM(CASE WHEN Course = N'语文' THEN Grade ELSE 0 END) AS Chinese , SUM(CASE WHEN Course = N'数学' THEN Grade ELSE 0 END) AS Mathematics , SUM(CASE WHEN Course = N'英语' THEN Grade ELSE 0 END) AS English FROM dbo.Table_A GROUP BY Name
2, horizontal table to vertical table
The structure of the horizontal table Table_B:
The table structure after conversion:
SQL example for converting horizontal tables to vertical tables:
SELECT Name , 'Chinese' AS Course , Chinese AS Score FROM dbo.Table_B UNION ALL SELECT Name , 'Mathematics' AS Course , Mathematics AS Score FROM dbo.Table_B UNION ALL SELECT Name , 'English' AS Course , English AS Score FROM dbo.Table_B ORDER BY Name , Course DESC
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