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vijayakumar.yellala
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Joined: 19 Apr 2006
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Location: Chennai
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Hi,
I need a query from below table.
V.NO. SEQ.NO. OWNER S.TYPE S.DATE
V1 1 OW1 S 10/10/2010
V1 2 OW2 R 08/10/2010
V1 3 OW3 1 06/10/2010
V1 4 OW4 R 01/10/2010
Fron above table results would be
Owner name S.date
OW2 08/10/2010
P.Key (V.NO & SEQ.NO)
Plz help me out on this.
Regards
Vijay |
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kacks7
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hi,
why don't you use select required lcolumns from the table where the v.vno=v2 and seq.no=2. |
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GuyC
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you don't need an sql query, you need sql lessons.
This is the first sql statement you'll ever learn in any class. |
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acevedo
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| 67 posts...mmmmm I guess you should have learnt how to use the Code tag. |
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dick scherrer
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Maybe if you publish the "rules" for your query . . . Why was only that one row selected/needed?
Why should people who want to help have to determine what rule(s) you want applied?
After more than 4 years here, you should know this as well as how to use the Code tag. . .
Rather disappointing 
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