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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.misc -> Oracle SQL query - Grouping function to take 1st value for non-grouped cols
What Oracle sql query would take data in a table
like follows:
DEPARTMENT JOB Total_Empl Average_Sal Accounting AC_ACCOUNT 1 99600 Accounting AC_MGR 1 144000 Accounting All Jobs 2 121800 Administration AD_ASST 1 52800 Administration All Jobs 1 52800 Executive AD_PRES 1 288000 Executive AD_VP 2 204000 Executive All Jobs 3 232000 Finance FI_ACCOUNT 5 95040 Finance FI_MGR 1 144000 Finance All Jobs 6 103200
and produce data like follows:
Accounting AC_ACCOUNT 1 99600 Administration AD_ASST 1 52800 Executive AD_PRES 1 288000 Finance FI_ACCOUNT 5 95040
I want something like this:
select DEPARTMENT, First(JOB), First(Total_Empl),
First(Average_Sal)
from table
group by DEPARTMENT
I want to group by department, then take the first record for the remaining columns.
Any idea? Is their a group function that would do this? Received on Wed Sep 07 2005 - 12:29:17 CDT
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