Comma Separated or Slash Separated Row Values in a Column

>>Script Language and Platform: SQL Server 2000
Converts the grouped row values separated by commas or slash.
If you have a table such as the one below:

TBFundInOut
IDNO AccountNo
A-123456789, ”S-123456”
A-222222222, ”S-123456”
B-123456873, ”S-121212”
C-125343534, ”S-873645”
TBClientData
IDNO Name
A-123456789, ”Peter”
A-222222222, ”Chan”
B-123456873, ”Wong”
C-125343534, ”LEE”

query result will be:

AccountNo Name
”S-123456”, Peter/Chan
”S-121212”, Wong
”S-873645”, LEE

Usage:

select distinct TBF.AccountNo, dbo.slash(AccountNo) as Name
from TBFundInOut as TBF
inner join TBClientData as TBC
on TBF.IDNO = TBC.IDNO

or

select distinct TBF.AccountNo, dbo.Comma(AccountNo) as Name
from TBFundInOut as TBF
inner join TBClientData as TBC
on TBF.IDNO = TBC.IDNO

Note: Adjust the varchar length according to your requirement.

Author: MAK

create function dbo.slash (@AccountNo varchar(20) ) returns varchar(100)
as
begin
declare @x varchar(100)
set @x =””
select @x = @x + ”/” +Name from TBClientData where IDNO in
(select IDNO from TBFundInOut where AccountNo= @AccountNo)
–print right(@x,len(@x)-1)
set @x = right(@x,len(@x)-1)
return (@x)
end
GO
create function dbo.Comma (@AccountNo varchar(20) ) returns varchar(100)
as
begin
declare @x varchar(100)
set @x =””
select @x = @x + ”,” +Name from TBClientData where IDNO in
(select IDNO from TBFundInOut where AccountNo= @AccountNo)
–print right(@x,len(@x)-1)
set @x = right(@x,len(@x)-1)
return (@x)
end

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