Q:
Change column names after concatenation
I have a set of data that I'm importing from a Microsoft Access database using the Microsoft Access Database Engine OLEDB provider.
This all works fine, but the database does not provide a standard column name. Instead, it provides something like 'Name', 'Title', 'First name', etc. This makes it difficult to use PowerPivot.
Is there a way I can modify the table's column names after concatenation?
Something like this
SELECT
TOP 100 PERCENT 'Name'
+''
+ 'Title'
+''
+ 'First name'
+''
+ 'Surname'
+''
+ 'Suffix'
+''
+ 'Country'
FROM mytable
A:
Although I cannot confirm this is the only way to do it, if you can specify the column names in the query, you can concatenate them yourself.
SELECT
'Name'
+''
+ 'Title'
+''
+ 'First name'
+''
+ 'Surname'
+''
+ 'Suffix'
+''
+ 'Country'
FROM mytable
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