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Marshall wrote:
> I run in to this kind of query every so often. I wonder if
> there's a canonical best way to do it?
>
> Consider the following schema:
>
> Invoices:{invoiceid, customerid, date, amount}
>
> Each invoice has an id, the id of the customer who opened the
> invoice, the date of the creation of the invoice, and the amount.
>
> If I want to know the date of every customer's most recent invoice,
> that's easy:
>
> select customerid, max(date) from Invoices group by customerid
>
> But suppose I also want to know the id and amount of that particular
> invoice?
>
>
> Marshall
Don't you mean "those particular invoices"? Suppose a Customer makes two purchases on the same day - or is that not allowed?
Mike. Received on Mon Jan 15 2007 - 07:42:41 CST
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