I've googled pretty much everything I can think of and haven't been able to find a solution that fits my needs. It's pretty simple in theory: I need to combine multiple rows of a result set by their member code. The values for the price columns will always be identical per member code and there will only be one price% value per member code.
Table
|Member_Code|price 1|price 1%|price 2|price 2%|
| eeeee| 15| 10| 20| 0|
| eeeee| 15| 0| 20| 50|
Result I need
|Member_Code|price 1|price 1%|price 2|price 2%|
| eeeee| 15| 10| 20| 50|
My table contains 60000 records so I can't just do
select max(column) where member_code = x
The sql fiddle http://sqlfiddle.com/#!6/7f084/1
Please can someone point me in the right direction.
Thanks
GROUP BY Member_Code
with MAX
aggregate function on Price columns will help
select
[Member_Code],
max([Price List 1]),
max([Price List 1%]),
max([Price List 2]),
max([Price List 2%]),
max([Price List 3]),
max([Price List 3%])
from Table1
group by [Member_Code]
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