On Wed, 2006-02-01 at 10:46 -0500, Daniel Caune wrote:
Hi,
[snip need for reverse-sort operator class]
SELECT GAME_CLIENT_VERSION
FROM GSLOG_EVENT
WHERE PLAYER_USERNAME = ?
AND EVENT_NAME = ?
AND EVENT_DATE_CREATED ?
ORDER BY EVENT_DATE_CREATED DESC
LIMIT 1
Hi, I would appreciate some help
writing a piece of SQL
PG803
My table/data looks like
this:
username
|
domain |
sendto
+-+---+--
Postmaster
| intthit08.uk.rabbit.com | root
root
| intthit08.uk.rabbit.com |
Nigel Bishop wrote:
username |domain |sendto
+-+---+-
-
Postmaster | intthit08.uk.rabbit.com | root
root | intthit08.uk.rabbit.com | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for that Richard, it's almost what I'm after:
So where the un and dm exist then return 1 row
Where the un doestn't exist and dm does then return all sendtos' where
the dm exists not just where the un='*'
I hope that makes sense.
Thanks for you help
Nigel Bishop
ioko
T: +44 (0)1904
On 3 feb 2006, at 11.43, Nigel Bishop wrote:
The query will have the username and domain passed in as variables.
If the username and domain exist then return the sendto
The bit I’m struggling with is if the username doesn’t exist then
return the sendto where the domain exists
e.g.
Niklas,
Thank you very much, that did the business
Cheers
Nigel Bishop
-Original Message-
From: Niklas Johansson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 February 2006 13:00
To: Nigel Bishop
Cc: pgsql-sql@postgresql.org
Subject: Re: [SQL] Help writing a piece of SQL
On 3 feb 2006, at
On 3 feb 2006, at 14.06, Nigel Bishop wrote:
Thank you very much, that did the business
This should generate the same plan as the previous query, but be a
little bit more clean and easy to read:
SELECT sendto FROM users t1
WHERE domain='rusty.com' AND
username = COALESCE((SELECT
