Re: Coding An SQL Statement - Mailing list pgsql-novice

From Greg Sabino Mullane
Subject Re: Coding An SQL Statement
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Msg-id 95d30b85fa380302607682bc1147a2b2@biglumber.com
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In response to Coding An SQL Statement  ("Michael Avila" <mavila@mich.com>)
Responses Install PGSQL 8.03 on WinXP (not service)  (<operationsengineer1@yahoo.com>)
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> What I would like to do is create a SQL statement that will
> retrieve all of the latest versions for each index number.

Assuming that sop_versionfix is the highest version portion,

SELECT s.sop_index, s.sop_versionfix, s.sop_versionmajor,
       MAX(sop_versionminor) AS sop_versionminor
FROM sop s
JOIN
 (SELECT s.sop_index, s.sop_versionfix, MAX(sop_versionmajor) AS sop_versionmajor
  FROM sop s
  JOIN
   (SELECT sop_index, MAX(sop_versionfix) AS sop_versionfix FROM sop GROUP BY 1) AS x
  USING (sop_index, sop_versionfix)
  GROUP BY 1,2) AS y
USING (sop_index, sop_versionfix, sop_versionmajor)
GROUP BY 1,2,3
ORDER BY 1;

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