Reputation: 69
I have a query :
select distinct(donorig_cdn),cerhue_num_rfa,max(cerhue_dt) from t_certif_hue
group by donorig_cdn,cerhue_num_rfa
order by donorig_cdn
it returns me some repeated ids with different cerhue_num_rfa
how do i return only one line for the repeated ids with cerhue_num_rfa that matches the max of date (cerhue_dt) .. and have at the end only 10 results instead of 15 ?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 2505
Reputation: 166
Postgres has SELECT DISTINCT ON
to the rescue. It only returns the first row found for each value of the given column. So, all you need is an order that ensures the latest entry comes first. No need for grouping.
SELECT DISTINCT ON (donorig_cdn) donorig_cdn,cerhue_num_rfa,cerhue_dt
FROM t_certif_hue
ORDER BY donorig_cdn, cerhue_dt DESC;
Upvotes: 4