I am graphing data from a large database (150K+ rows) and some data points have identical timestamps with different price values.
For example:
time => 1502050000
price => 1
time => 1502050000 // identical timestamp
price => 1.1
In the SQL query, I want to ignore duplicate timestamps. I have found that DISTINCT will likely do the job, but I'm stuck with applying this to a datetime field in my database. Here is my working SQL query which pulls in duplicate timestamps.
SELECT time, price FROM price_table WHERE time >= '" . $data_from . "' ORDER BY time ASC
My goal is to get unique timestamps only, and avoid querying duplicates.
You can use aggregation:
SELECT time, MIN(price) as price
FROM price_table
WHERE time >= '" . $data_from . "'
GROUP BY time
ORDER BY time ASC;
Of course, this begs the question of what you want for price
when there are duplicates.
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