Hi

I need to create a csv file from the following tables:

PARAM_ID    NAME
----------------
1         PARAM1
2         PARAM2
3         PARAM3

OBJECT_ID    PARAM_ID    PARAM_VALUE
------------------------------------
1              1            6.8
1              2            text1
1              3            text2
2              1            5.5
2              3            text3

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Such that i end up with a csv like:

OBJECT_ID,PARAM1,PARAM2,PARAM3
1,6.8,text1,text2
2,5.5,,text3

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Note that the parameter headings need to match the values and some may be blank ie on object_id 2, param2 is empty.

Would anyone know of a way to acheive this?

Thanks

Joe

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