On Oct 20, 2009, at 1:16 PM, Ken Kixmoeller f/h wrote:
> Yeah, right, I see. But how do I *do* it? <g>
>
> If I "group by" other stuff, I don't succeed in retrieving only one of
> each part. I have tried creating some kind of compound value from the
> fields to use to determining selection -- I've thought about some kind
> of subquery -- but it has me stumped (obviously).
What do you want? The latest date or pk for a given part? If so, then
ask for it!
select max(pk), part, max(date)
...
group by part
-- Ed Leafe
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