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I am working on a sql statement to get the record that has the highest date/time for a meter
I'm close, but when I try to include my reading data, I don't get the results I want.
So my data looks something like this filename "ReadingBatch)
This is my current sql statement which appears to pick up the correct data, just not the HSTREAD field
SELECT HSTBATCH, max(concat(concat(hstrdate, ' '),hstrtime)) as HT,
HSTMTR# FROM readingbatch WHERE hstbatch
= 'IMR07' GROUP BY hstbatch, hstmtr#
ORDER BY hstmtr#
If I add the field HSTREAD I get too many records.
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