Well, if you don't need to worry about duplicate created dates, this should work:
delete from tablex
where user_id=:b1
and created=(select min(created)
from tablex
where user_id=:b1);
Kevin Kennedy
First Point Energy Corporation
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Hi,
Can anyone help me with this delete statement?
I have the following table:
Name Null? Type
----------------------------------------- -------- -------------
USER_ID NOT NULL NUMBER(15)
PASSWORD VARCHAR2(30)
CREATED DATE
What I need to do is delete the oldest record for a particular user_id.
And its doing my head in. Any help appreciated!
Thanks,
Steve.
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