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7/28/2009 5:34 AM

david

Joined: 8/15/2008

Posts: 12

Re: I need a member list

Hello,

Could somebody help me to transform my query above with using pivot because I'm bad in sql and it's not working. I'm not finding the solution... if somebody can help it will be great.... thanks a lot

7/28/2009 10:29 AM

Tim Wimmer

Joined: 5/6/2008

Posts: 13

Re: I need a member list

I think I understand what you want with all the data in a single row. I needed this to display a company directory. What I did was created a new table with all the fields I wanted to display. Then I wrote a stored procedure that I run on a schedule. The procedure first deletes all the data, then inserts records from the Users table, then runs multiple update statements from UserProfile table to get all the field I want from there. This puts everything in one spot to easily display in a data grid. I also did this because I used it to update login information in another application. Procedure is below (with no guarantees). You will of course have to build the table and modify for your situation, custom fields and property values. Hope this helps. Just one option.

SET

ANSI_NULLS ON QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON procedure [dbo].[z_Update_User_Directory]

AS

BEGIN

DELETE

TRANSACTION FROM [dbo].[z_User_Directory]

INSERT

INTO [dbo].[z_User_Directory]

SELECT

[UserId]

, [FirstName], [LastName], [Email], null --Update statements below

, null --fill in the nulls

, null

, [Username], [DisplayName]

FROM

[dbo].[Users]

WHERE

[UserID] > 2 AND [FirstName] <> 'TEST'

ORDER

BY LastName

UPDATE

[dbo].[z_User_Directory]

SET

[CITY] = [UP].[PropertyValue]

FROM

[dbo].[z_User_Directory] U INNER JOIN [dbo].[UserProfile] UP ON [U].[UserID] = [UP].[UserID]

WHERE

[UP].[PropertyDefinitionID] = 39

UPDATE

[dbo].[z_User_Directory]

SET

[BusinessUnit] = [UP].[PropertyValue]

FROM

[dbo].[z_User_Directory] U INNER JOIN [dbo].[UserProfile] UP ON [U].[UserID] = [UP].[UserID]

WHERE

[UP].[PropertyDefinitionID] = 40

UPDATE

[dbo].[z_User_Directory]

SET

[Department] = [UP].[PropertyValue]

FROM

[dbo].[z_User_Directory] U INNER JOIN [dbo].[UserProfile] UP ON [U].[UserID] = [UP].[UserID]

WHERE

[UP].[PropertyDefinitionID] = 44

UPDATE

[dbo].[z_User_Directory]

SET

[Position] = [UP].[PropertyValue]

FROM

[dbo].[z_User_Directory] U INNER JOIN [dbo].[UserProfile] UP ON [U].[UserID] = [UP].[UserID]

WHERE

[UP].[PropertyDefinitionID] = 43

UPDATE

[dbo].[z_User_Directory]

SET

[Phone] = [UP].[PropertyValue]

FROM

[dbo].[z_User_Directory] U INNER JOIN [dbo].[UserProfile] UP ON [U].[UserID] = [UP].[UserID]

WHERE

[UP].[PropertyDefinitionID] = 31

UPDATE

[dbo].[z_User_Directory]

SET

[Extension] = [UP].[PropertyValue]

FROM

[dbo].[z_User_Directory] U INNER JOIN [dbo].[UserProfile] UP ON [U].[UserID] = [UP].[UserID]

WHERE

[UP].[PropertyDefinitionID] = 42

UPDATE

[dbo].[z_User_Directory]

SET

[Mobile] = [UP].[PropertyValue]

FROM

[dbo].[z_User_Directory] U INNER JOIN [dbo].[UserProfile] UP ON [U].[UserID] = [UP].[UserID]

WHERE

[UP].[PropertyDefinitionID] = 32

UPDATE

[dbo].[z_User_Directory]

SET

[FAX] = [UP].[PropertyValue]

FROM

[dbo].[z_User_Directory] U INNER JOIN [dbo].[UserProfile] UP ON [U].[UserID] = [UP].[UserID]

WHERE

[UP].[PropertyDefinitionID] = 33

IF

ELSE

@@ERROR = 0 COMMIT TRANSACTION

ROLLBACK TRANSACTION

GO

SET

GO

ALTER

7/28/2009 12:53 PM

Tim Wimmer

Joined: 5/6/2008

Posts: 13

Re: I need a member list

Tim Wimmer wrote

I think I understand what you want with all the data in a single row. I needed this to display a company directory. What I did was created a new table with all the fields I wanted to display. Then I wrote a stored procedure that I run on a schedule. The procedure first deletes all the data, then inserts records from the Users table, then runs multiple update statements from UserProfile table to get all the field I want from there. This puts everything in one spot to easily display in a data grid. I also did this because I used it to update login information in another application. Procedure is below (with no guarantees). You will of course have to build the table and modify for your situation, custom fields and property values. Hope this helps. Just one option.

Sorry, the code didn't format very well when pasted in. If you want to send me your email to wtim1@yahoo.com I could send it to you in a text file.

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