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VoonArt
VoonArt

Reputation: 904

PostgreSQL Subquery join and one value

Im not PostgreDev, got problem with returning just one value in subquery.

select * from
(
select m_id from TableA where m_id = 236779

)Main
inner  join
(
select m_m_id as l_m_id,date_created as l_date_created
from TableB
where
proc_type <> '-'
order by date_created desc limit 1
) CheckLastCode on (Main.m_id = CheckLastCode.l_m_id)

Will return empty set.

When I take down limit 1

select * from
(
select m_id from TableA where m_id = 236779

)Main
inner  join
(
select m_m_id as l_m_id,date_created as l_date_created
from TableB
where
proc_type <> '-'
order by date_created desc
) CheckLastCode on (Main.m_id = CheckLastCode.l_m_id)

Will return all from TableB.

Im trying to have just last value from tableB

@EDIT It should work for every m_id in tableA

So my output: M_ID | MAX(DATE_CREATED) for that M_ID| ...

Upvotes: 0

Views: 119

Answers (2)

Linger
Linger

Reputation: 15058

Here is the SQL Fiddle that demonstrates the following query:

SELECT * 
FROM TableA AS a
  JOIN TableB as b 
  ON a.m_id = b.m_m_id AND b.date_created = 
  (
    SELECT MAX(bs.date_created) 
    FROM TableB bs
    WHERE bs.m_m_id = a.m_id
    LIMIT 1
  )

If your tables have a lot of records you may want to apply a range in a WHERE clause to speed up the query, like so:

SELECT * 
FROM TableA AS a
  JOIN TableB as b 
  ON a.m_id = b.m_m_id AND b.date_created = 
  (
    SELECT MAX(bs.date_created) 
    FROM TableB bs
    WHERE bs.m_m_id = a.m_id
    LIMIT 1
  )
WHERE a.m_id BETWEEN 2 AND 3

Upvotes: 1

Jorge Campos
Jorge Campos

Reputation: 23361

Change the second query to:

select m_m_id as l_m_id,date_created as l_date_created
  from TableB
 where proc_type <> '-'
   and date_created = (select max(date_created) 
                        from TableB 
                        where m_m_id = 236779 limit 1)

Upvotes: 0

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