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Yes, that changes things. But pretty easy for a CTE! In this case we
create a CTE (common table expression) that contains the container and
maximum status for every container within the time range. Then we
summarize that CTE.
with maxstat as (
select gs1, max(status) from table
where ts between ts1 and ts2
group by gs1)
select status, count(*) from maxstat
group by status order by status
On 1/2/2020 1:41 PM, Art Tostaine, Jr. wrote:
Thank you. I think that doesn't work because I only want to count aArt
carton's highest status.
Art
On Thu, Jan 2, 2020 at 2:27 PM Steve M via MIDRANGE-L <
midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Art,
I would think the following should work:
Select Status, count(*)
From X
Where TimeStamp between 1 and 2
Group by Status
Order by Status
Try that...
Steve
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this:Subject: SQL Count up MAX records
I have a table that has a carton# (GS1#), and a numeric status.
A carton will be written 1 to many times in the table, something like
timestamp.
GS1, Status, TimeStamp
15,10
15,20
15,30
11,10
12,10
12,20
12,60
16,20
15,40
I want a report like this. I also need to select a range on the
list
Status, Qty (hopefully I calculated these right lol)
10,3
20,3
40,1
60,1
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