paul.hartland at fsmail.net
paul.hartland at fsmail.net
Tue Feb 17 03:34:39 CST 2004
To all,
Firstly can I say a GREAT big thank you to those of you that helped me yesterday on concatenating fields in SQL Server 7.0. Your answers worked like a charm.
Now this is where it gets complicated. Each member of our staff can be available for a full day, or half day (am/pm), so in our employee availability table we have three records like below (Type 0 = Full Day, 1=AM, 2 = PM):
PayrollNo JobDate JobNo Type AvailCode
9999999 01/03/04 8726 0 A
9999999 01/03/04 1 A
9999999 01/03/04 2 A
9999999 02/03/04 0 A
9999999 02/03/04 7465 1 A
9999999 02/03/04 9372 2 A
I need to somehow turn the above into the example below, If I need to use temporary tables etc I will but if the main calculations etc can be done by Stored Procedures then even better.
Week Commencing PayrollNo Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun
01/03/04 9999999 8726 7465,
9372
08/03/04
15/03/04
22/03/04
I don’t really require the payrollno in the above example asa it will be shown elsewhere along with the Employees name. The main requirement of the above is that I will need to be able to edit the data.
Anyone ever done anything like this before ?, all help greatly appreciated. Anything to get me pointing in the right direction
.
Paul Hartland
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