Using a sql query that does a "group by color" and a max on the number
field should do it shouldn't it?
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Len Wright
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I need to build an array and get the <@DISTINCT> rows but I only want
the
rows with the highest number in one of the columns.
so if I have
blue 5
red 1
red 2
blue 1
blue 3
red 4
I only want
red 4 and blue 5.
Is there a way to get the <@DISTINCT> tag to do this or do I have to
sift
through it manually?
Any tips/info are appreciated.
Thanks,
Michael Heth
Web Information Architect
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