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Hi All,
I have a table in my database that has, for each ID number, up to 4
different types of Genus & species. For example, the fields are as
such:
ID Genus1 Species1 Genus2 Species2 Genus3 Species3
etc...
12 P. maniculatus M. sinomus
13 P. eremicus
I'd like to shift this table from wide to long, creating a many-to-many
relationship between ID and Genus/Species and giving each different
combo of ID and Genus/Species a unique ID (primary key), like so:
uniqueID ID Genus Species
1 12 P. maniculatus
2 12 M. sinomus
3 13 P. eremicus
....and so on.
I know how to do this in SAS, but I don't have access to it right now.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to do this besides running a
number of different append queries?
Thanks,
Dara
I have a table in my database that has, for each ID number, up to 4
different types of Genus & species. For example, the fields are as
such:
ID Genus1 Species1 Genus2 Species2 Genus3 Species3
etc...
12 P. maniculatus M. sinomus
13 P. eremicus
I'd like to shift this table from wide to long, creating a many-to-many
relationship between ID and Genus/Species and giving each different
combo of ID and Genus/Species a unique ID (primary key), like so:
uniqueID ID Genus Species
1 12 P. maniculatus
2 12 M. sinomus
3 13 P. eremicus
....and so on.
I know how to do this in SAS, but I don't have access to it right now.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to do this besides running a
number of different append queries?
Thanks,
Dara