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If it was just one column, that would be easy enough. Or if one object was on one row, it would be easy enough. In my case, up to 6 rows could be required to re
by csours 7y ago
If it was just one column, that would be easy enough. Or if one object was on one row, it would be easy enough. In my case, up to 6 rows could be required to represent one object, and I had to slice 3 columns with an arbitrary number of slices.
Oh, and there were two types of sub-record per object, and they had to be processed in database order.
- Doxin 7y agoWell, as long as you can build a query to get the data in the right format (which you almost inevitably can) you can make a view out of it. But honestly the true solution here would be to migrate away from such a brain damaged format.