I suggest you use Excel with ODBC and a pivottable.
And I am sure you can do this with Jasper too but requires the ‘coding’ of a report.
In any case this can’t be done with 1 simple query.
Just write a query on the i18n table, selecting the distinct keys with 3 subqueries getting the value per language and then output the dataset any way you like.
ROCLASI:
In any case this can’t be done with 1 simple query.
Paul wrote:
pbakker:
Just write a query on the i18n table, selecting the distinct keys with 3 subqueries getting the value per language and then output the dataset any way you like.
I guess I was wrong.
Of course the language keys have to be known beforehand since you have to hardcode them in the subqueries.
well, if you can get a list of the languages you want in the report, then you can just add as many subselects into the select statement inside a loop, making the whole report 100% dynamic