Alter Table Structure

May 9, 2008

have the following table:


RecordKey MonthYear SD1 SD2 SD3
1 Jan 2008 6 AA 0
2 Feb 2008 10 BB 3
3 Mar 2008 12 CC 8

etc....



I need to transform it to this:


1 2 3

Jan 2008 Feb 2008 Mar 2008
6 10 12
AA BB CC
0 3 8



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