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itognet

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I am evaluating the uniGUI, and it seems that it can be customized alot, which I need.

 

Well, I think this is abit hardcore question, but maybe somebody knows a solution.

 

I have a data set with only 1 record

 

Fieldnames: f1, f2, f3

Data: x1, x2, x3

 

Shown in a uniDBgrid:

f1 f2 f3

x1 x2 x3

 

How can I customize a uniDBGrid to rotate, so it looks like this:

 

f1 x1

f2 x2

f3 x3

 

thanks :)

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Hello itognet,

If you are using :
1. Microsoft SQL Server, use :   PIVOT
2. ORACLE, use                     :  CROSSTABS
3. FireBird, use                       :   LEFT JOIN
 
 
​Here is a FireBird Select SQL  example :
 

With T(IDExamination, DateExamination, Examen, Valeur)
as
(
 Select IDExamination, DateExamination, Examen, Valeur From TEXAMINATIONS
)
 

SELECT
   TE.EXAMEN,
   LIST(V1.Valeur, '   -   ') AS "2016/11/01",
   LIST(V2.Valeur, '   -   ') AS "2016/11/02",
   LIST(V3.Valeur, '   -   ') AS "2016/11/03"
FROM
   TEXAMINATIONS TE
LEFT JOIN
   T V1
      ON V1.IDExamination = TE.IDExamination AND
         V1.DateExamination = '2016/11/01'
LEFT JOIN
   T V2
      ON V2.IDExamination = TE.IDExamination AND
         V2.DateExamination = '2016/11/02'
LEFT JOIN
   T V3
      ON V3.IDExamination = TE.IDExamination AND
         V3.DateExamination = '2016/11/03'
/*
WHERE
   V1.Valeur IS NOT NULL OR
   V2.Valeur IS NOT NULL OR
   V3.Valeur IS NOT NULL  */
 
Group By TE.EXAMEN
order by TE.EXAMEN ASC

 

 

 

Regards.

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Thank you for clarifying that I have to look in other directions.

I will check out the rotate SQL example, very interresting.

 

I solved it by using a UniStringGrid with this code:

 

USG.RowCount := FDMeta.FieldCount;
 
for i := 0 to FDMeta.FieldCount-1 do
begin
  USG.Cells[0,I] := FDMeta.Fields.FieldName;
  USG.Cells[1,I] := FDMeta.Fields.AsString;
end;
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