@ Igor - Thank you thats a fantastic example. :D
@ Gerry - Thanks. Your right. Diplicates are ranked one point below. Your
right, Instead of joint points being ranked as 3rd place, they are being
ranked at the lowest rank.
This is what I will end up using.
update stats set rank = (select count(*)
Igor Tandetnik wrote:
> "Pejayuk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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>> I have a player stats table with a points field.
>> I want to update the rank in this using a single query based on the
>> points in the row.
>> I am not that good at complex sql but I have
"Pejayuk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> I have a player stats table with a points field.
> I want to update the rank in this using a single query based on the
> points in the row.
> I am not that good at complex sql but I have managed to get the
> result I want from
I have a player stats table with a points field.
I want to update the rank in this using a single query based on the points
in the row.
I am not that good at complex sql but I have managed to get the result I
want from the following select query.
SELECT points,(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM stats b WHERE
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