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Asked: June 10, 20222022-06-10T17:21:31+00:00 2022-06-10T17:21:31+00:00

Simple Oracle Pivot rows to columns

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We have a table that stores Name/value pairs, one record to store a Host name and another to store a port number.

Instead of returning two rows, I’d like to return one row with two columns. I could accomplish it as follows but I have several columns to return and I suspect that a PIVOT may yield simpler SQL in the end.

SELECT
    (
        SELECT
            CCD.DISPL_CTGRY_CD AS EMAIL_HOST
            FROM FDS_MAINT.CONFGRTN_CTGRY_DTL CCD
            WHERE CCD.CONFGRTN_CTGRY_ID = 56
                AND CCD.CONFGRTN_CTGRY_CD = 'HOST'
    ) HOST,
    (
        SELECT
            CCD.DISPL_CTGRY_CD AS EMAIL_HOST
            FROM FDS_MAINT.CONFGRTN_CTGRY_DTL CCD
            WHERE CCD.CONFGRTN_CTGRY_ID = 56
                AND CCD.CONFGRTN_CTGRY_CD = 'PORT'
    ) PORT
    FROM DUAL

Could you please help me accomplish this SQL to get the following results using a PIVOT function?

HOST PORT
testapp.silver.com 25

I’m using Oracle 19.

Thanks!

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