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Jul 31, 2007



The table tA contains (here I m using storedprocedure to return the values as columns varchar(8000))

ID LocationName

1 Door

2 FrontCounter



The number of records may vary like sometimes it have 2 or 3 or 4 or more records

So I have to return row values as column name.



tAChild
POSID storeID tAID Auth

1 140 1 true

1 140 2 false





Result Should be like ( to create this I m using SP with Dynamic sql query to create temp table)

POSID storeID Door Window

1 140 true true


if more records in tA it should append in the end of result as new column...

Is this the above is right way to implement ?any other ideas about this...
Please suggest me......

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