Reputation: 6566
I have a table with the following values
id | desc | code | userId
----------------------------------
12 | ABC | 005 | user12
13 | ABC | 005 | user12
14 | ABC | 005 | user12
15 | ABC | 005 | user12
21 | XYZ | 005 | user13
22 | XYZ | 005 | user13
24 | XYZ | 005 | user13
25 | XYZ | 005 | user13
I'd like to write a SQL to get the distinct (id, desc , code, userId)
values from the above table (here the user can get any one of the 4 Ids (among 12, 13, 14,15) for userId user12
).
Expected result(ignore the first column as it can by any one of the 4 values)
12 | ABC | 005 | user12
21 | XYZ | 005 | user13
Upvotes: 0
Views: 50
Reputation: 12122
Have you tried SELECT MAX(id) (...) GROUP BY desc , code, userId
?
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 272
select min(t.id), t.desc, t.code, t.userId
from myTable t
group by t.desc, t.code, t.userId
Upvotes: 3