SQL Server Dynamic Pivot Table - Column Name Duplicate - sql-server

Question

I am attempting to Pivot a table passed in as a UDT.. Column 1 will have duplicate values and Column 2 will have different values (example below). I am hoping for the Column Name to be set as Phone Number and the two Values under the Phone Number column.
DECLARE #query AS NVARCHAR(MAX) = '';
--Temp Table to act as UDT for ease of testing
DECLARE #udt TABLE (DatabaseFieldName nvarchar(50), Value nvarchar(50))
INSERT INTO #udt VALUES('PhoneNumber','01234567890')
INSERT INTO #udt VALUES('PhoneNumber','09876543210')
--Preview of table before Pivot
select * from #udt
CREATE TABLE #temp
(
DatabaseFieldName nvarchar(50),
Value nvarchar(50)
)
INSERT INTO #temp
SELECT DatabaseFieldName, Value
FROM #udt
SELECT #cols = #cols + QUOTENAME(DatabaseFieldName) + ',' FROM (select distinct DatabaseFieldName from #temp) as temp
SELECT #cols = substring(#cols, 0, len(#cols)) -- Trims ',' at the end
SET #query =
'
SELECT * FROM
(
SELECT DatabaseFieldName, Value
FROM #temp
) AS SRC
PIVOT
(
MIN(Value) for DatabaseFieldName in (' + #cols + ')
) AS PivotTable';
execute(#query)
DROP TABLE #temp
Example of current & desired results
Data as it comes in:
DatabaseFieldName | Value
--------------------------------
PhoneNumber | 01234567890
PhoneNumber | 09876543210
Outcome I am hoping to get:
PhoneNumber
------------
01234567890
09876543210
What I am currently getting:
PhoneNumber
------------
01234567890
At the moment the second number is being ignored due to the use of distinct in the select statement, however an error is thrown if distinct is not used.

Answer 1

Are all the values that you want in the pivoted column PhoneNumbers? If so, you can just select the phone numbers themselves with an alias. E.g
SELECT Value As PhoneNumber
FROM (either #UDT or #temp)
WHERE DatabaseFieldName = 'PhoneNumber'
Unless there is a requirement I'm missing here, this would do everything you want it to.

Answer 2

It is not due to DISTINCT, it is because of using MIN(Value) , it gets the first one.
Let's say you had another set of rows
INSERT INTO #udt VALUES('Name','Hello')
INSERT INTO #udt VALUES('Name','Test')
Now the result set of your dynamic SQL will look like this.
Name PhoneNumber
Hello 01234567890
Having said that PIVOT can be used only with aggregate functions, you will get error if MIN is removed. You might have to think of other options for getting desired results such as using case if needed for multiple fields
SELECT CASE WHEN DatabaseFieldName = 'PhoneNumber' THEN Value END AS PhoneNumber,
CASE WHEN DatabaseFieldName = 'Name' THEN Value END AS Name
FROM #udt