Eric,
Wednesday, October 23, 2002, 2:06:30 PM, you wrote:
EG> I’m a new user on this list as well as Mysql.
EG>
EG> I use it with coldfusion
EG>
EG> My first problem is the following :
EG>
EG> I have a table where I created a timestamp column named
EG> date_creation
EG>
EG> When I try to execute this sql syntax it doesn’t work !
EG>
EG> select fname, lname, date_creation
EG> from tb_person
EG> where date_creation = (select max(date_creation) from tb_person)
EG>
EG> I know subselect is limited but what are alternatives
EG> solutions ?
Manual is a very useful thing :-)
Here is an exact example for you:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/example-Maximum-row.html
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