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"Ed Prochak" <edprochak_at_gmail.com> a écrit dans le message de news: 1146266993.391433.251660_at_i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
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| mBird wrote:
| > I have a table with three fields:
| > f1, f2, f3
| > 1 a 432
| > 2 b 323
| > 3 a 345 <-- so 3 has an a and b entry
| > 3 b 345 <-- so 3 has an a and b entry
| >
| > I need all the distinct f1's but when choosing which of the duplicates to
| > keep be able to specify the priority choice of f2 being a. So...
| > -if there is only one distinct f1 then I want that row regardless of f2
| > -if there are multiple rows with the same f1's then I want the one that f2 =
| > a
| > 1 a 432
| > 2 b 323
| > 3 a 345
| > (notice I kept 3 a 345 but discarded 3 b 345)
| >
| > Thank you!
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| what's wrong with:
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| select f1, MIN(f2), f3 from yourtable
| group by f1,f3;
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| ???
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I think, as the OP explaination says it but as his exemple does not show it, that if you have "3 a 345" and "3 b 346" only the first one have to be displayed.
Btw, he does not tell anything if he has "3 b 345" and "3 c xxx".
Regards
Michel Cadot
Received on Sat Apr 29 2006 - 01:14:35 CDT
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