SELECT id, <X> AS name FROM `table`
Basically <X>
is a combination of
lastname + ', ' + firstname
example would be
id | name | 2 | Smith, Bob | 3 | Jones, Susy |
This is just an example, I don't really want to combine names so simple.
How do I concatenate two columns in R? To concatenate two columns you can use the <code>paste()</code> function. For example, if you want to combine the two columns A and B in the dataframe df you can use the following code: <code>df['AB'] <- paste(df$A, df$B)</code>.
The GROUP_CONCAT() function in MySQL is used to concatenate data from multiple rows into one field. This is an aggregate (GROUP BY) function which returns a String value, if the group contains at least one non-NULL value.
What about the CONCAT()
function?
SELECT id, CONCAT(lastname, ', ', firstname) AS name FROM `table`;
If you are going to concatenate many fields, you could also consider the CONCAT_WS()
function, where the first argument is the separator for the rest of the arguments, which is added between the strings to be concatenated:
SELECT id, CONCAT_WS(',', field_1, field_2, field_3, field_4) list FROM `table`;
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