RE: Quick SQL question

RRN is notoriously poor performer so if you plan to do this on ongoing
basis, I encourage you to reconsider your solution.

Elvis

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Subject: RE: Quick SQL question

I found my answer in the archives.

It's the last detail record entered.

As soon as I sent the email max rrn came to mind.

select file.*
from file join (SELECT max(rrn(file)) as maxrrn
from file
group by keyfld) rrnf
on rrn(file) = maxrrn

Thanks for your help!

Craig