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Asked: May 24, 20262026-05-24T13:20:25+00:00 2026-05-24T13:20:25+00:00

Need help from you all in writing up this query. Running SQL 2005 Standard

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Need help from you all in writing up this query. Running SQL 2005 Standard edition.

I have a basic query that gets a subset of records from a table where the record_Count is greater then 1.

SELECT * 
    FROM Table_Records
    WHERE Record_Count > 1

This query gives me a result set of, say:

TableRecords_ID       Record_Desc               Record_Count
123                   XYZ                       3
456                   PQR                       2

The above query needs to be modified so that each record appears as many times as the Record_Count and has its iteration number with it, as a value. So the new query should return results as follows:

   TableRecords_ID   Record_Desc          Record_Count            Rec_Iteration
   123                XYZ                      3                        1
   123                XYZ                      3                        2
   123                XYZ                      3                        3
    456                PQR                       2                        1
    456                PQR                       2                        2

Could anyone help we write this query up? appreciate the help.

Clarification: Rec_Iteration column is a sub representation of the Record_Count. Basically, since there are three Record_Count for XYZ description thus three rows were returned with the Rec_Iteration representing the Row one , two and three respectively.

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    2026-05-24T13:20:25+00:00Added an answer on May 24, 2026 at 1:20 pm

    You can use a recursive CTE for this query. Below I use a table variable @T instead of your table Table_Records.

    declare @T table(TableRecords_ID int,Record_Desc varchar(3), Record_Count int)
    
    insert into @T
    select 123, 'XYZ', 3 union all
    select 456, 'PQR', 2
    
    ;with cte as
    (
      select TableRecords_ID,
             Record_Desc,
             Record_Count,
             1 as Rec_Iteration
      from @T
      where Record_Count > 1
      union all  
      select TableRecords_ID,
             Record_Desc,
             Record_Count,
             Rec_Iteration + 1
      from cte 
      where Rec_Iteration < Record_Count
    )
    select TableRecords_ID,
           Record_Desc,
           Record_Count,
           Rec_Iteration
    from cte
    order by TableRecords_ID,
             Rec_Iteration
    
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