Posted by prakashdehury on 11/15/05 15:08

try with this

you also can use table variable without using #temp table.



create table tab001
(
id int,
SEQ int,
txt char(1)
)

insert into tab001 values (1,1,'A')
insert into tab001 values (2,1,'B')
insert into tab001 values (3,2,'C')
insert into tab001 values (4,2,'D')
insert into tab001 values (5,2,'E')
insert into tab001 values (6,3,'F')
insert into tab001 values (7,3,'G')



create table #tem
(
id int
)
create table #temmData
(
id int,
txtAll varchar(200)
)

insert #tem select Distinct SEQ from tab001


Declare @tSEQ int
DECLARE t_cursor CURSOR FOR
select id from #tem

declare @Notes varchar(4000)

OPEN t_cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM t_cursor INTO @tSEQ

IF @@FETCH_STATUS <> 0
print 'no ID found'

WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN

Select @Notes = ''
Select @Notes = @Notes + ' ' + txt
>From tab001 Where SEQ = @tSEQ order by ID DESC
print @Notes
insert into #temmData values (@tSEQ, @Notes)
FETCH NEXT FROM t_cursor INTO @tSEQ

END

select * from #temmData

CLOSE t_cursor
DEALLOCATE t_cursor











Hennie7863 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have table which has the following values :
>
> ID SEQ Text
> 1 1 A
> 2 1 B
> 3 2 C
> 4 2 D
> 5 2 E
> 6 2 F
> 7 3 G
>
> The result should be :
>
> 1 AB
> 2 CDEF
> 3 G
>
> Could somebody help me with this? I could use an cursor but the table
> could be large and i want a fast solution.
>
> Thanx in advance...
>
> Hennie

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