What is the word on "distinct on".
It is extremly useful for getting more that one column and still taking advantage of the distinct function, but the docs say:
The DISTINCT ON clause is not part of the SQL standard and is sometimes considered bad style because of the potentially indeterminate nature of its results. With judicious use of GROUP BY and subselects in FROM the construct can be avoided, but it is very often the most convenient alternative.
Here is my statement:
insert
into "8_11_list"SELECT
DISTINCT on (l.full_phone) l.full_phone, l.idFROM
list_tz l LEFT JOIN CALL_RESULTS cr ON l.full_phone = cr.phonenumWHERE
l.full_phone Is Not Null AND cr.phonenum Is Null;
is there a better, more standard SQL, way of doing this?
Thanks
Chad
