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> How can I construct an sql statement to select the highest value along
 > with additional information?
 > I have tried select duns, max(tmstmp) from cdata but this seems to fuss
 > about the MAX function, any help will be appreciated because I believe I
 > am going nuts here!

 >  CDATA table

 > DUNS                     TMSTMP
 > 003253390      2000-01-27-07.51.03.971320
 > 003299534      2000-01-24-08.32.25.182200
 > 003301959      2000-01-25-10.16.11.563368
        ......................................
I'm not sure I understand the question, but I propose:
 SELECT DUNS, TMSTMP FROM CDATA WHERE TMSTMP = (SELECT MAX(TMSTMP) FROM CDATA)

Bonne r�ception/Best regards
Richard THEIS
  Education AS/400, Sce 8072, MTG
    theis_richard@fr.ibm.com


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