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In article <7cn8kb$onk$2_at_news.udel.edu>, Hemei <Hemei_at_yahoo.com> writes
>I have one table, table_a which has two attributes group_id and rate. What I
>want is to retrieve the medium value for each group_id. For example,
> table_a:
> group_id rate
> ------------ ------
> 01 1.0
> 01 1.1
> 01 1.2
> 02 2.1
> 03 3.1
> 03 3.4
> 03 4.0
> 03 4.1
> 03 5.0
>what I want is something like:
> group_id rate
> ------------ ------
> 01 1.1
> 02 2.1
> 03 4.0
>Is there a easy way to do this with sql*plus? Thanks.
>
>Peng Nie
>
>
This is close - I wasn't sure what you meant by the 'medium' so I used
the average.
SQL> select * from sqltest;
FIELD1 FIELD2
---------- ---------
01 1.1 01 1 01 1.2 02 2.1 03 3.1 03 3.4 03 4 03 4.1 03 5
9 rows selected.
SQL> select field1, avg(field2)
2 from sqltest
3 group by field1;
FIELD1 AVG(FIELD2)
---------- -----------
01 1.1 02 2.1 03 3.92
HTH
--
Tim Shute
Software Engineering Manager
NiSoft (UK) Limited
Internet: www.nisoft.co.uk
Received on Wed Mar 17 1999 - 03:01:27 CST
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