create temporary table best_values
select max(product) as prodName, min(price) as bestPrice
from products group by product;
select products.* from best_values,products
where best_values.prodName = products.product
and best_values.bestPrice = products.price;
drop table best_values;
(and note that your INSERT statements don't match the data you've printed -
is s3 offering p1 at 100 or 110?)
On 28/5/02 at 12:24 pm, Ciprian Trofin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Doesn't work the way I want to: I want the result to be like:
> id | product | price | store
> --------------------------------
> 1 | p1 | 100 | s1
> 3 | p1 | 100 | s3
> 5 | p2 | 95 | s2
> 7 | p3 | 100 | s1
>
>
> CL> select * from table_name where product like 'p1' order by price limit
1;
>
> >> I have a table that looks smth. like this:
> >>
> >> id product price store
> >> --------------------------
> >> 1 p1 100 s1
> >> 2 p1 120 s2
> >> 3 p1 100 s3
> >> 4 p2 120 s1
> >> 5 p2 95 s2
> >> 6 p2 300 s3
> >> 7 p3 100 s1
> >> 8 p3 120 s2
> >> 9 p3 125 s3
> >> 10 p3 130 s1
> >>
> >> CREATE TABLE `products` (
> >> `id` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment,
> >> `product` varchar(4) NOT NULL default '0',
> >> `price` smallint(3) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
> >> `store` varchar(4) NOT NULL default '0',
> >> PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
> >> ) TYPE=MyISAM;
> >>
> >> #
> >> # Dumping data for table 'products'
> >> #
> >>
> >> INSERT INTO products VALUES("1","p1","100","s1");
> >> INSERT INTO products VALUES("2","p1","120","s2");
> >> INSERT INTO products VALUES("3","p1","110","s3");
> >> INSERT INTO products VALUES("4","p2","120","s1");
> >> INSERT INTO products VALUES("5","p2","95","s2");
> >> INSERT INTO products VALUES("6","p2","300","s3");
> >> INSERT INTO products VALUES("7","p3","100","s1");
> >> INSERT INTO products VALUES("8","p3","120","s2");
> >> INSERT INTO products VALUES("9","p3","125","s3");
> >> INSERT INTO products VALUES("10","p3","130","s1");
> >>
> >>
> >> I want to build a query to find out where I can find the least
expensive
> >> product.
> >>
> >> I know how to solve the problem using a script language (PHP) but I'd
like
> >> to do it SQL-style :). I guess it can be done using some sort of JOIN.
> >>
>
> --
> Ciprian
>
> > Un cuvant de sfarsit:
> > Useless fact: Odds of being killed in a car crash are 1 in 5000.
>
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