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Not true, you can have a group by and not have as part of your select.
Give it a shot! This particular statement will give the max BbCCtT for
every BbAssign where the count of records is greater than 1 for each
BbAssign


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Because BbAssign is not in your select list. If you are grouping by that
field, it has to be in the select.

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From: Jeff Young <cooljeff913@xxxxxxxxx>
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Date: 05/24/2010 03:13 PM
Subject: Embeded SQL Question
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Given the following SQL Statement, why is the precompiler complaining
about the MAX keyword?

Exec SQL
Set :Last_Start =
Select Max(BbCCtT) From VoCTrack
Where BBAssign = :Assignment and
BBCode = 'STR'
Group by BbAssign
Having Count(*) > 1;

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