Hi,
I have a list of product orders in a table with the following structure :
OrderID
ProductID
OrderDate
OrderCost
What query would I need to get the last order for each productID ?
Cheers,
Neil
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I have a list of product orders in a table with the following structure
:
OrderID
ProductID
OrderDate
OrderCost
What query would I need to get the last order for each productID ?
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MAX(OrderDate)
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SELECT ProductID, MAX(OrderDate) FROM table GROUP BY ProductID;
or if you want all the columns
SELECT * FROM table a, (SELECT ProductID, MAX(OrderDate) as MaxDate FROM
table GROUP BY ProductID) as b WHERE a.ProductID = b.ProductID AND
a.OrderDate = b.MaxDate;
Tompkins Neil wrote:
Hi,
I
290248558
119939485 0 NULL
2289391143430290AN122001697436588
20836217840 NULL
I am trying to read the last record for each column for a given day
(when the stats are input they are already a sum, so the last entry
will be the cumulative total for each day
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I have a similar table, so I tried out your query on the table I have:
select
I'm interesting to know what is the best way to select last inserted record.
This can do it ORDER BY id desc limit 5 .. but ..
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I'm interesting to know what is the best way to select last inserted
record.
This can do it ORDER BY id desc limit 5 .. but ..
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That is generally best, but if you have an auto-increment field
SELECT MAX(auto-increment field), * FROM `table`
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I am having more than 10 records in a table. I want to select only first top 10
records (depending on one field score) and then want to select 10th position record.
select * from table1 order by score desc LIMIT 10
This will give me 10 records but then how to get the last record ?
Thanks
This will give me 10 records but then how to get the last record ?
order by score asc limit 1
[i.e. turn it around and pick the 1st (which will be the last because it's
ordered the other way)]
:-)
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I am having more than 10 records in a table. I want to select only first
top 10 records (depending on one field score) and then want to select 10th
position record.
select * from table1 order by score desc LIMIT 10
This will give me 10 records but then how to get the last record ?
Cycle them
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I am having more than 10 records in a table. I want to select only first
top 10
yes, but is there any better way of doing it ?
regards
Manisha
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* Manisha Sathe
I want to select first 10 records out of 100. And then get the 10th
position.
If i make use of
order by score asc limit 1
then I will get 100th record, How shall i pick up 10th position?
Try this:
order by score desc LIMIT 9,1
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I want to select first 10 records out of 100. And then get the 10th
position.
If i make use of
order by score asc limit 1
then I will get 100th record, How shall i pick up 10th position?
regards
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order by score desc limit 9,1
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I want to select first 10 records out of 100. And then get the 10th
position.
If i make use of
order by score asc limit 1
then I will get 100th record, How shall i pick up 10th position?
I'm not quite sure I follow what
with the DB components I can simply tell the
Navigator to get the last record. Fairly straight forward. I have recently
found that using the DB componensts (so I am told) creates a local dataset
which means that ALL rows selected are transferred to a local dataset for
you to have a simple goto last record
Thanks to all of, I could get it
Thanks
Manisha
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Hello,
what is the most effecient way to query the last record in a table, if querying
the primary key(acctid) column ??
I've tried select *,max(acctid) as lastid from subscribers where acctid =
'lastid' group by acctid
but this returns nothing ??
TIA :)
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At 13:52 -0500 7/5/04, Mike Blezien wrote:
Hello,
what is the most effecient way to query the last record in a table,
if querying the primary key(acctid) column ??
What do you mean by last? The row containing the largest acctid value?
You might try ... ORDER BY acctid DESC LIMIT 1.
I've tried
cancel this, found my problem :) this query worked:
SELECT * FROM subscribers ORDER BY acctid DESC LIMIT 1
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Date: Mon, 05 Jul 2004 13:52:28 -0500
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Hi Tia,
I'm not sure, but my old SQL trick was to do a select * top 1 from
subscribers order by acctid desc
Scotty.
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Hello,
what is the most
I'm trying to select the last record (row) in a db. I'm trying with a
select:
Select * from job_log_2004 where job_log_2004.JobID = (select
max(job_log_2004.JobID) from job_log_2004) and it fails. The part about
select max works and returns a number. What on earth am I doing wrong
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Subject: Last Record Pulling my hair out :D
I'm trying to select the last record (row) in a db. I'm trying with a
select:
Select * from job_log_2004 where job_log_2004.JobID = (select
max(job_log_2004.JobID
Think you want:
Select max(job_id)
from job_log_2004
I'm trying to select the last record (row) in a db. I'm trying with a
select:
Select * from job_log_2004 where job_log_2004.JobID = (select
max(job_log_2004.JobID) from job_log_2004) and it fails. The part about
select max works
John M,
Thanks for the solution, gave me exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks,
James
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Try, SELECT
An: mysql
Betreff: retrieving last record for all distinct users
I have a table SESSIONS with the following fields:
SESSION_ID LOGIN IP TIMESTAMP
I am trying to select the last login record for all distinct users. The
closest
I can get to is:
select distinct LOGIN
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Subject: retrieving last record for all distinct users
I have a table SESSIONS with the following fields:
SESSION_ID LOGIN IP TIMESTAMP
I am trying to select
: retrieving last record for all distinct users
Making the assumption that you are running a version of MySQL which supports
subqueries, I believe you could use:
SELECT Login, TimeStamp, IP
FROMSessions S
INNER JOIN (
SELECT MAX(TimeStamp) TimeStamp, Login
I have a table SESSIONS with the following fields:
SESSION_ID LOGIN IP TIMESTAMP
I am trying to select the last login record for all distinct users. The
closest
I can get to is:
select distinct LOGIN, TIMESTAMP, IP from SESSIONS group by LOGIN order by
First, since you group by LOGIN, you don't need DISTINCT.
The problem is that GROUP BY is designed for use with aggregate functions,
not individual rows. So which values of SESSION_ID, IP, and TIMESTAMP you
should get is undefined. The manual gives 3 solutions to this problem:
Hi:
How Can I do for after a query I put at the its last record?
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Hi:
How Can I do for after a query I put at the its last record?
I'm not sure I followed the question, but I think you're asking how to look at
the last record in the set you just returned
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On Monday 09 February 2004 08:44, Patricio Gigoux wrote:
Hi:
How Can I do for after a query I put at the its last record?
I'm not sure I followed the question, but I think you're
Being real new to MySQL I am having difficulty finding information on how to
retrieve data from the last record in a database.
I have tried using the SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() statement but that only works
on a per connection basis and doesn't help all the times.
Basically I want to goto the end
Hi Jess,
Being real new to MySQL I am having difficulty finding information on how
to
retrieve data from the last record in a database.
Mind you - the last record doesn't have to be the last record if you're
running an application with multiple users.
That said, the last record in any table
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Subject: Finding information in the
last record
10/29/2003 10:50
* Deependra b. Tandukar
How do I select the very last record in a column in MySQL database?
The expression last record implies that there is an ORDER in your query...
if you add the keyword DESC and a LIMIT 1, you should get the desired
result:
SELECT *
FROM mytable
ORDER BY mycolumn DESC
On 11 Feb 2003, at 10:30, Deependra b. Tandukar wrote:
How do I select the very last record in a column in MySQL database?
That depends on what you mean by last record. What are you sorting
by? Once you've figured that out, do a query like this:
SELECT * FROM table_name
ORDER
Dear all,
How do I select the very last record in a column in MySQL database?
Regards,
DT
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Dear all,
How do I select the very last record in a column in MySQL database?
Regards,
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Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 1:08 PM
Subject: Re: password / last record
Hi,
On Thu, 2002-10-10 at 10:57, kayamboo wrote:
1. Is there a
sql, query
Hello Folks
1. Is there anyway to know the string value of the password using the
encrypted value , from the mysql.user table ?
2. How can I know the most recently entered record, that does not have an
AUTOINCREMENT column ?
Thanks for the tips.
Hi,
On Thu, 2002-10-10 at 10:57, kayamboo wrote:
1. Is there anyway to know the string value of the password using the
encrypted value , from the mysql.user table ?
No. It's scrambled with a one-way (lossy) algorithm.
2. How can I know the most recently entered record, that does not
Hello! :)
Is there any chance to select last record in one sql
statement?
Thanks.
Kosyo
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Is there any chance to select last record in one sql
statement?
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Try this query;
SELECT *
FROM tableName
ORDER BY id DESC
LIMIT 1
HTH!
Jay
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Dear,
I decided to collect data into MySQL for realtime display usage. How
could I know there are new records add to table and retrieve them to
display? Is there different to do this with VB (Client/Server style) and
PHP (Web Bases Style)?
Thanks
Sommai Fongnamthip
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