> Hi , I'm trying to fetch the oldest row from a result > set in wich the resulting rows have duplicates, > > I need only one row for each duplicate. > > The problem is that I need always the oldest row > Like in the example > > SELECT * > FROM `mj_tmp` > WHERE idk NOT IN > (SELECT idk FROM `mj_tmp` > GROUP BY Concat(ida,u) > HAVING Count( Concat(ida,u) ) >1 ) > > I would like to get the first of this two rows > but I'm always getting the second. > > idk ida u d > 90 14450 13 2004-09-08 > 147 14450 13 2004-09-09 > > > Is there a way in which I can make sure I get always the oldest row? > Try adding something like ORDER BY d DESC LIMIT 1
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