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Asked: May 18, 20262026-05-18T00:20:34+00:00 2026-05-18T00:20:34+00:00

I currently have the following SQL Query: SELECT con_Content, cot_Name, pag_Name FROM [Page] inner

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I currently have the following SQL Query:

SELECT
  con_Content,
  cot_Name,
  pag_Name
FROM 
  [Page]
  inner join [Content] on con_PageID = pag_ID
  inner join [ContentType] on cot_ID = con_TypeID
WHERE 
  pag_URL = 'tour'

that returns multiple rows like the screenshot below:

https://i.stack.imgur.com/2GbHi.gif

i really need this query to return 1 row with the additional column names to be ‘LeftColumn’, ‘RightColumn’, ‘MainContent’ and the value of those columns to be the ‘con_content’ .

My SQL is not very good right now.

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    2026-05-18T00:20:35+00:00Added an answer on May 18, 2026 at 12:20 am

    As mentioned by @Donnie, it sounds like you want to do a pivot. If this is for SQL Server 2005 or later:

    with Page (con_Content, cot_Name, pag_Name)
    as
    (
        select '<p>this could be the left content</p>', 'LeftColumn', 'Tour'
        union
        select '<p>this could be the right content</p>', 'RightColumn', 'Tour'
        union
        select '<p>main content</p>', 'MainContent', 'Tour'
    )
    select pag_Name, LeftColumn, RightColumn, MainContent
    from [Page]
    pivot
    (
        min(con_Content)
        for cot_Name in (LeftColumn, RightColumn, MainContent)
    ) as PivotTable
    where pag_Name = 'Tour'
    

    and if this is not SQL Server 2005+:

    /* with cte defined as above */
    select pag_Name, 
        max(case cot_Name when 'LeftColumn' then con_Content else '' end) LeftColumn,
        max(case cot_Name when 'RightColumn' then con_Content else '' end) RightColumn,
        max(case cot_Name when 'MainContent' then con_Content else '' end) MainContent
    from [Page]
    where pag_Name = 'Tour'
    group by pag_Name
    

    Edit

    If there is no corresponding cot_Name value for a field in the pivot list, the query will still execute and return null for that field.

    For example, try this:

    with Page (con_Content, cot_Name, pag_Name)
    as
    (
        select '<p>this could be the left content</p>', 'LeftColumn', 'Tour'
        union
        select '<p>main content</p>', 'MainContent', 'Tour'
    )
    select pag_Name, LeftColumn, RightColumn, MainContent
    from [Page]
    pivot
    (
        min(con_Content)
        for cot_Name in (LeftColumn, RightColumn, MainContent)
    ) as PivotTable
    where pag_Name = 'Tour'
    

    So in your case, you could include every value you are interested in, and just check for null to see whether the pag_Name has any content for that cot_Name:

    /* using cte as defined above */
    select pag_Name, LeftColumn, RightColumn, MainContent, MoreContent_1, MoreContent_2 /* etc. */
    from [Page]
    pivot
    (
        min(con_Content)
        for cot_Name in (LeftColumn, RightColumn, MainContent, MoreContent_1, MoreContent_2)
    ) as PivotTable
    where pag_Name = 'Tour'
    
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