In the last episode (Jan 03), bruce said:
> i've asked something similar before.. but it appears something is going
> wrong... so, back to basics...
>
> i have the following test tbl.
>
> dog
> fooID int
> size int
> id int
>
> dog
> fooID size id
> 1 2 1
> 2 5 2
> 1 5 3
>
> if i do a query
> select * from dog where fooID='1';
>
> i get
> 1,2,1
> 1,5,3
>
> how can i do a distinct/group by select such that if i do a select on
> fooID=1, i'll only get '1,2,1', or '1,5,3', meaning that i don't get both of
> the items where fooId=1.
How about just asking for the first matching record with LIMIT 1?
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