I don't think you can do it in a single command. You will need some programming to do this.
For instance, get all the possible values for "upcode", and then write a loop to add the field names (upcode_V, upcode_S, ...) to a query statement. Then, execute the query statement with macro substitution.
HTH,
Hilmar.
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>empno upcode cnt
>00001 V 2
>00001 S 1
>00001 H 2
>00002 1 1
>00002 3 2
>00003 V 3
>00004 S 5
>00004 N 1
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>i want to select all records with fields empno, V, S, N.. etc.
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>like i want each upcode to be the fields of my select..
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>how do i do that?
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