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Subject: SQL Max question
From: "Art Tostaine, Jr." <atostaine@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 5 Sep 2020 21:51:37 -0400
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I have a table that has a DID#, many other columns, and a numeric status
field. I want the table to have all the columns and one row per did# with
the highest status value.

I'd like to either do a delete or create another temp table with only these
records. Is this possible?

I've looked at group by but that won't let me keep all columns in the table.
I also checked out partition by but that's not what I want.

Thank you

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Re: SQL Max question , Alan Campin

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