a question to the mysql-pros:
I have some entrys in the database:
column a | column b | id
------------------------
"xxxx" | Timestamp | 1
"yyyy" | Timestamp | 2
"xxxx" | Timestamp | 3
"yyyy" | Timestamp | 4
I wanna have the entries with the latest timestamp in column b grouped by the string in column a . So {1,3} and {2,4} are group together (same "xxxx") and if 1 and 4 have the latest timestamp then the result should be {1,4}.
Select id,max(b) from myTable group by a --> just gives me a "random" id with the latest timestamp. Maybe someone here knows a good solution?
tia && regards noircc
Try it using GROUP_CONCAT
SELECT a, GROUP_CONCAT(id) FROM
( SELECT * FROM table_name ORDER BY b )
GROUP BY a
LIMIT 1
I'm not sure about timestamp values from your example, but you can order it before group_concat
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