Hello Guyz,
A small problem here, I have the below table and I need to group and display the record that has the minimum value in the table (this table is derived from a query that permutates some records to give me this result).
F1 F2 F3
QQQ C 2
QQQ B 1
QQQ A 3
expected result:
QQQ B 1
my result:
when I group by F1, First(F2) and MIN(F3):
QQQ C 1
when I group by F1, MIN(F2) and MIN(F3):
QQQ A 1
when I group by F1, F2 and MIN(F3):
QQQ C 2
QQQ B 1
QQQ A 3
Any help would be very much appreciated..
CyherusYou don't GROUP BY the aggregate for one thing. What you need is something like this in this particular example:
SELECT
t1.F1,
t1.F2,
t1.F3
FROM
table t1
INNER JOIN (
SELECT MIN(F3) AS F3 FROM table) t2 ON t1.F3 = t2.F3
This is assuming you're using SQL Server, which you probably aren't.
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