Return Serial Number As Per change Records

  • Sir

    I have a five rows such AS

    pd_id pd_name

    11 Prod-1

    22 Prod-2

    33 Prod-2

    44 Prod-3

    55 Prod-4

    When I Use Query

    Select sr_no=ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY pd_name),pd_id,pd_name

    From Product

    it display

    sr_no pd_id pd_name

    1 11 Prod-1

    2. 22 Prod-2

    3. 33 Prod-2

    4. 44 Prod-3

    5. 55 Prod-4

    is it possible to display when change of product????

    sr_no pd_id pd_name

    1 11 Prod-1

    2 22 Prod-2

    2 33 Prod-2

    3 44 Prod-3

    4 55 Prod-4

    means on prod-2 should be same serial number.

    kindly suggest??????

  • itsgaurav (4/15/2015)


    Sir

    I have a five rows such AS

    pd_id pd_name

    11 Prod-1

    22 Prod-2

    33 Prod-2

    44 Prod-3

    55 Prod-4

    When I Use Query

    Select sr_no=ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY pd_name),pd_id,pd_name

    From Product

    it display

    sr_no pd_id pd_name

    1 11 Prod-1

    2. 22 Prod-2

    3. 33 Prod-2

    4. 44 Prod-3

    5. 55 Prod-4

    is it possible to display when change of product????

    sr_no pd_id pd_name

    1 11 Prod-1

    2 22 Prod-2

    2 33 Prod-2

    3 44 Prod-3

    4 55 Prod-4

    means on prod-2 should be same serial number.

    kindly suggest??????

    SELECT sr_no = DENSE_RANK()OVER(ORDER BY pd_name)

    ,pd_id

    ,pd_name

    FROM dbo.Product

    ;

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