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Sorry, I didn't realize that you needed all the fields in the record with
the latest time_stamp. Try this "subquery" technique which assumes
that the id,time_stamp will be unique for each record.

SELECT * FROM table_name
WHERE (id, time_stamp) IN
(SELECT id, MAX(time_stamp) FROM table_name
GROUP BY id )

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Would this be it?

SELECT id, MAX(time_stamp), data_field_1, data_field_2, data_field_3 FROM

table_name
GROUP BY id, data_field_1, data_field_2, data_field_3





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Ed:
Lets say the table (database) contains these fields
id
time_stamp
data_field_1
data_field_2
data_field_3
I could not make the example get the last record, that is data_field_1,
data_field_2, data_field_3 for the most recent record for each id.
Any thoughts?





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You could try:
SELECT id, MAX(time_stamp) FROM table_name
GROUP BY id
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Is there a simple way to select the last record in a series? Say the most


recent record of a set using a timestamp.
For example, a data base record with
id
time_stamp
data fields
In RPG one could create a logical file, or OPNQRYF with keys
id
time_stamp
To get the last record for each id one could
set id to *LOVAL
repeat until end of file
SETGT
READPE
Can you do this with SQL (hence with Java) ... or should you drop back to
relative record access with JT400?
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