Robert Buchholz wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to write the following query in MySQL (in essence):
> SELECT TRIM(TRAILING "-2" FROM c.slug)
> FROM categories c;
>
> In reality, the column this is run on is an anonymous aliased table in a
> JOIN expression*. Is it possible to generate the T
this is more of a SQL question. You’d want to query on max(timestamp) and
group by name/value.
assuming you haven’t worked with GROUP BY before, go through a tutorial like
http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_groupby.asp and figure out exactly what plain
SQL you want. Then bring that back here
Hello,
I am trying to write the following query in MySQL (in essence):
SELECT TRIM(TRAILING "-2" FROM c.slug)
FROM categories c;
In reality, the column this is run on is an anonymous aliased table in a
JOIN expression*. Is it possible to generate the TRIM(TRAILING X FROM Y)
with an SQLa funct
