Reputation: 3
I have a Database table that has all the information I need arranged like so:
Inventory_ID | Dealer_ID | LastModifiedDate
Each Dealer_ID is attached to multiple Inventory_ID's. What I need is a query that calculates the Max Value LastModifiedDate for each dealer ID and then gives me a list of all the Dealer_ID's that have a last modified date beyond the last 30 days.
Getting The max last modified date for each Dealer_ID is simple, of course:
Select Dealer_ID, Max(LastModifiedDate)as MostRecentUpdate
from Inventory group by Dealer_ID order by MAX(LastModifiedDate)
The condition for records older than 30 day is also fairly simple:
LastModifiedDate < getdate() - 30
Somehow, I just can't figure out a way to combine the two that works properly.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 55
Reputation: 2419
Check this query:
Select DT.DealerID, DT.MostRecentUpdate
(Select DealerID, Max(LastModifiedDate)as MostRecentUpdate
From YourTable
Group BY DealerID) DT
where DT.MostRecentUpdate < GETDATE() - 30
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 347
Use HAVING
:
Select Dealer_ID, Max(LastModifiedDate)as MostRecentUpdate
from Inventory
group by Dealer_ID
having LastModifiedDate < getdate() - 30
order by MAX(LastModifiedDate)
Upvotes: 2