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Old January 14th, 2005, 05:11 PM
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Struggling w/ SQL statement...not sure if its possible
I have 3 tables:

employees, skills and employee_skills

The employees table has the following columns:
emp_name
emp_id

the skills table has the following columns:
skill_id
skill_name

the emp_skills table has the following columns:
emp_id
skill_id
skill_level

This is from a database that keeps info about call types (skills) for analyst in a center. I am trying to create view that has a column for the emp_name and a column for each skill name. I cant for the life of me get this to work...anyone provide any help?

Example of what I want

EMP NAME skill1 skill2 skill3
Marcus 2 3 7
Jim 9 4 3
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Old January 14th, 2005, 05:21 PM
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Without seeing any sample data, this is the best I can do.
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SELECT A.EmpName,
	C.SkillName
FROM Employees As A 
INNER JOIN EmployeeSkills As B On (A.EmpID = B.EmpID)
INNER JOIN Skills As C On (B.SkillID = C.SkillID)
ORDER BY A.EmpName
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If i just made a real quick sample access db, would this work?
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If i just made a real quick sample access db, would this work?


http://www.noworkethic.com/skills.mdb

I just tossed up a real quick example set of data.
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memnoch -

thanks for the help.

that's what i was able to get, but not what I am looking for.

What i would like the query to return for the columns in the table is a column for emp_name from the employees table, and a column each for each of the values of skill_name in the skill table. So a column for emp_name, a column for "basic", a column for "medium" and a column for "advanced".

The data in each row would need to be the value of emp_name from employees, and the value for skill_level from the emp_skills table for each of the skill_name columns.

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anyone else have any input?
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You can do this, but there are limiations as you will find out

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