At 02:24 PM 6/21/06, Richard Broersma Jr wrote:
> >I'd like to get the result in only one row:
> >id | nick
> >--+--
> >22192 | A,T
> This question is in the archives (probably more than once). The answer
is...>
> Read the online docs about aggregate functions. There is an exampl
> >I'd like to get the result in only one row:
> >id | nick
> >--+--
> >22192 | A,T
> This question is in the archives (probably more than once). The answer
> is...>
> Read the online docs about aggregate functions. There is an example that
> does (almost) exactly what you are aski
At 11:06 AM 6/21/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
returns:
id | nick
--+--
22192 | A
22192 | T
(2 rows)
I'd like to get the result in only one row:
id | nick
--+--
22192 | A,T
This question is in the archives (probably more than once). The answer is...
Read the online docs
Hi!
I'm using PostgreSQL 7.4.7.
table_c
id | nick
+--
1 | T
2 | S
3 | G
4 | A
5 | D
...
table_m
id | c
--+
22192 | 4
15041 | 3
21764 | 5
22192 | 1
15041 | 4
15041 | 2
...
where table_m.c is a foreign key on table_c.id
SELECT t