Hello,
Thanks to all. I was doing this for the individual id selection, and it just
appeared that it wouldn't work for all id's.
I should have just tried it before asking.
Thanks again,
- Ben
Allen Shaw wrote:
Ben Sgro wrote:
I have a table that includes an id (not unique and a version).
A
Ben Sgro wrote:
I have a table that includes an id (not unique and a version).
A unique row is identified by both the id and version. This is for MSSQL.
I want to select all the id's, but only return the most up to date
version.
Hi Ben,
Not sure about MSSQL but I believe the following is stand
select id, max(version) from table group by id- Original Message -From:
Ben Sgro Date: Monday, February 4, 2008 12:33 pmSubject: [nyphp-talk] [OT] SQL
QueryTo: NYPHP Talk > Hello All,> > I have a table that includes an id (not
unique and a version).> > A unique row is identified by both
Ben Sgro wrote:
I have a table that includes an id (not unique and a version).
A unique row is identified by both the id and version. This is for MSSQL.
I want to select all the id's, but only return the most up to date version.
So, for a table
id | version
-
1 | 0
1 | 1
2 | 0
2 |
Hello All,
I have a table that includes an id (not unique and a version).
A unique row is identified by both the id and version. This is for MSSQL.
I want to select all the id's, but only return the most up to date version.
So, for a table
id | version
-
1 | 0
1 | 1
2 | 0
2 | 1
2