SELECT col_1, col_2, col_3, col_4 FROM my_table
WHERE (col_1 = @.col_1) AND (col_2 = @.col_2)
ORDER BY col_1
I want my result rows to have an uniqe value in col_3. How can I exclude rows (but one) that have the same value in col_3?
Thanx
/sf
SELECT TOP 1 col_1, col_2, col_3, col_4 FROM my_table|||Thank you for your answer.
WHERE (col_1 = @.col_1) AND (col_2 = @.col_2)
ORDER BY col_1
But will not this query only output one row?
I'll try to explain my problem better:
Here's my query:
SELECT col_1, col_2, col_3, col_4 FROM my_table
WHERE (col_1 = @.col_1) AND (col_2 = @.col_2)
ORDER BY col_1
What I want is output all rows with unique value in col_3 and if several rows have the same value in col_3, I only want one of those rows. The following could have worked, but it's not valid sql:
SELECT col_1, col_2, col_3, col_4 FROM my_table
WHERE (col_1 = @.col_1) AND (col_2 = @.col_2)
ORDER BY col_1
GROUP BY col_3|||SELECT MAX(col_1), MAX(col_2), col_3, MAX(col_4) FROM my_table
WHERE (col_1 = @.col_1) AND (col_2 = @.col_2)
ORDER BY MAX(col_1)
GROUP BY col_3
I used MAX() for the non-grouped values, but you could use MIN(), SUM(), AVG()
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