FROM PARTY_NOTE PN 1WHERE PN.1PARTY_ID
might have to be...
FROM PARTY_NOTE PN1 WHERE PN1.PARTY_ID
What happens if you get more than one last_update_dt
equal to the maximum?
Gluck
"Jonnalagadda, Sumithra" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
SELECT DEPTNUM.REF_VALUE, CAMNUM.REF_VALUE,
(SELECT PN1.NOTE_TEXT FROM PARTY_NOTE PN 1WHERE PN.1PARTY_ID =
DEPTNUM.PARTY_ID and max(pn1.last_update_dt)) NOTE
FROM PARTY_REFERENCE DEPTNUM,
PARTY_REFERENCE CAMNUM,
PARTY_ASSOC REL
WHERE DEPTNUM.PARTY_ID = REL.TO_PARTY_ID
AND REL.FROM_PARTY_ID = CAMNUM.PARTY_ID
AND DEPTNUM.PARTY_REF_TYPE_CD = 'TYPE1
AND CAMNUM.PARTY_REF_TYPE_CD = 'TYPE2'
The problem is the the sub query
SELECT PN1.NOTE_TEXT FROM PARTY_NOTE PN 1WHERE PN.1PARTY_ID =
DEPTNUM.PARTY_ID and max(pn1.last_update_dt
is not working.
My requirement is in the sub query I want to select those notes with
last_update_dt is maximun for each party.
Any help is appriciated.
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