I have two table, tblCharge and tblSentence, for each charge, there are one or more sentences, if I join the two tables together using ChargeID such as:
select * from tblCharge c join tblSentence s on c.ChargeID=s.ChargeID
, all the sentences for each charge are returned. There is a field called DateCreated in tblSentence, I only want the latest sentence for each charge returned, how can I do this?
I tried to create a function to get the latest sentence for a chargeID like the following:
select * from tblCharge c join tblSentence s on s.SentenceID=LatestSentenceID(c.ChargeID) but it runs very slow, any idea to improve it?
thanks,
if you are on 2005, you can use row_number(), as follows:select * from(
select c.*, s.*, row_number() over(partition by s.ChargeID order by DateCreated desc) as rn
from tblCharge c join tblSentence s on c.ChargeID=s.ChargeID
) t
where rn=1
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Your suggestion works, thanks.
But when I modified the query to:
select c.*, s.*, row_number() over(partition by s.ChargeID order by DateCreated desc) as rn
from tblCharge c join tblSentence s on c.ChargeID=s.ChargeID
where rn=1
the query fails with the error "Invalid column name 'rn'.", why?
|||Because Where applies to the source fields, not the result fields, so your alias "as rn" hasn't been applied yet.That's why Akuz nested it inside another Select. The outer Select/Where can use the alias.
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