No, you don't you could say:
SELECT workgroup, id
FROM job
GROUP BY workgroups;
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Antti Linno wrote:
> Ok, if I want to use group by, then I have to put every select field
> afterwards to group by. But I do want to group by one field.
> Hence
> select workgroup,id from job gro
E.g.
select workgroup from job group by workgroup;
will that do?
Troy
>
> Ok, if I want to use group by, then I have to put every select field
> afterwards to group by. But I do want to group by one field.
> Hence
> select workgroup,id from job group by workgroup,id;
> would create groups o
Ok, if I want to use group by, then I have to put every select field
afterwards to group by. But I do want to group by one field.
Hence
select workgroup,id from job group by workgroup,id;
would create groups of 1?
But I want to group by workgroups.
Sorry if my explanation is fuzzy.
A.
