Cool, I found an answer for this. Yeah.
SELECT
A.Name,
B.Type,
A.Views
FROM
dbo.Locations A INNER JOIN
dbo.Location_Type B ON A.Type = B.ID
WHERE
A.ID IN ( SELECT TOP 3
ID
FROM
Locations
WHERE
Type = A.Type
ORDER BY
Views DESC)
ORDER BY
B.Type,
A.Views DESC
Ian Skinner wrote:
>Assuming a data set something like this:
>
>Category Item Quantity
>Color Red 12
>Color Blue 10
>Color Green 8
>...
>Size Large 15
>Size Medium 11
>Size Small 5
>...
>Shape Box 3
>Shape Cube 2
>Shape Sphere 1
>...
>
>How hard would it be to select the two records with the highest quantity
>from each category. Thus returning a record set something like this:
>Category Item Quantity
>Color Red 12
>Color Blue 10
>Size Large 15
>Size Medium 11
>Shape Box 3
>Shape Cube 2
>
>
>
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