Yi Zhao <yi.zhao@alibaba-inc.com> schrieb:
> hi all:
> I have a table with columns(>2) named "query", "pop", "dfk".
> what I want is:
> when I do some select, if the column "query" in result records have
> duplicate value, I only want the record which have the maximum value of
> the "pop".
>
> for example, the content of table:
> query pop dfk
> -----------------------
> abc 30 1 --max
> foo 20 lk --max
> def 16 kj --max
> foo 15 fk --discard
> abc 10 2 --discard
> bar 8 are --max
>
> the result should be:
> query pop dfk
> -----------------------
> abc 30 1
> foo 20 lk
> def 16 kj
> bar 8 are
test=*# select * from d;
query | pop | dfk
-------+-----+-----
abc | 30 | 1
foo | 20 | lk
def | 16 | kj
foo | 15 | fk
abc | 10 | 2
bar | 8 | are
(6 Zeilen)
Zeit: 0,213 ms
test=*# select distinct on (query) * from d order by query, pop desc;
query | pop | dfk
-------+-----+-----
abc | 30 | 1
bar | 8 | are
def | 16 | kj
foo | 20 | lk
(4 Zeilen)
Hint: distinct on isn't standard-sql, it's an PG-extension.
Andreas
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