Reputation: 3410
I have this query:
SELECT DISTINCT
enc.id, enc.cus_id, enc.createdon, enc.status, enc.segment, enc_task.orderid,
enc_task.taskid, enc.currentstep, enc.groupid, enc.fdprotocol,
enc_task.linkfile, cus.fname, cus.lname, login.first_name, login.last_name,
login.username, login.user_code, login.id as assigned_id, fp.protocol,
init.typename, table4.allowtotal
FROM
mob_encounters enc
JOIN mob_encounters_task enc_task ON enc_task.encounterid=enc.id
JOIN mob_customer cus ON cus.id=enc_task.cus_id
JOIN mob_login login ON login.id=enc.createdby
LEFT JOIN mob_protocol_type fp ON fp.id=enc.fdprotocol
LEFT JOIN initiation_type init ON init.id=enc.groupid
LEFT JOIN mob_table4 table4 ON table4.encid=enc.id
GROUP BY
enc.id
The query is working, except I need it to return the latest row of enc_task.encounterid
when doing this match: enc_task.encounterid = enc.id
. Is it possible?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 113
Reputation: 12045
A subquery might do what you're looking for:
SELECT DISTINCT
enc.id, enc.cus_id, enc.createdon, enc.status, enc.segment, enc_task.orderid, enc_task.taskid,
enc.currentstep, enc.groupid, enc.fdprotocol, enc_task.linkfile, cus.fname,
cus.lname, login.first_name, login.last_name, login.username, login.user_code,
login.id as assigned_id, fp.protocol, init.typename, table4.allowtotal
FROM
mob_encounters enc
JOIN
(select encounterid, orderid, taskid, linkfile from mob_encounters_task order by [FIELD THAT DESIGNATES LATEST VALUE] desc) AS enc_task ON enc_task.encounterid=enc.id
JOIN
mob_customer cus ON cus.id=enc_task.cus_id
JOIN
mob_login login ON login.id=enc.createdby
LEFT JOIN
mob_protocol_type fp ON fp.id=enc.fdprotocol
LEFT JOIN
initiation_type init ON init.id=enc.groupid
LEFT JOIN
mob_table4 table4 ON table4.encid=enc.id
GROUP BY
enc.id
Upvotes: 1