By side-effect the following statement should give those values:
Select remoteId, hostName, max(lastUpdateTime) from
(select * from table order by hostName, lastUpdateTime)
Group by hostName having count(*) > 1 ;
The outer select will return the last row processed by aggregate function
max(lastUpdateTime) - i.e. the last row for each group.
The internal select order guarantees that row will have max(lastUpdateTime)
The more correct SQL would be something like:
Select remoteId, t.hostname, lastUpdateTime from table,
( Select hostname, Max(lastUpdateTime) max_utime, count(*) cnt from
table group by hostName) host_max
where table.hostname = host_max.hostname
and table.lastUpdateTime = max_utime
and cnt > 1 ;
Eli
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Joanne Pham
Sent: Sunday, March 08, 2009 9:45 PM
To: General Discussion of SQLite Database
Subject: [sqlite] select statement - Need help
Hi All,
I have the folowing table which has the following data for example:
remoteId hostName lastUpdateTime ....
1 host1 199999
2 host1 111111
3 host2 222222
4 host3 333333
5 host4 499999
6 host4 444444 So if I ran this
statement below:
select * from table group by hostName having count(*) > 1; I got the
following rows:
2 host1 111111
6 host4 444444
But I want the rows which have bigger lastUpdateTime if hostName has duplicate
row.
So I want to return:
1 host1 199999
2 host4 499999
Would like to have sql statement to return the rows above.
Thanks,
JP
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