vinod27ece
(Vinod Agarwal)
1
Hey
I executed a query and got table like this:-
query=select column_1, column_2 from @Table_name where id in (818, 1213, 114)
table:-
column_1 | column_2
vinod | Agarwal
vinod | Agarwal
vinod kr. | Agarwal
If I change query like this
select column_1, column_2 from @Table_name where id in (818, 1213, 114) group by column_1, column_2
then I got as
column_1 | column_2
vinod | Agarwal
vinod kr. | Agarwal
but I want only one record in my resultant table. Any solution for this. Thanx
codevarun
(Codevarun)
2
Why don’t you use limit 1 ?
It’s not quite clear what are you trying to do.
If you want only one record, you should either get rid of IN(…), or use appropriate aggregate.
Obviously "group by column_1, column_2" is wrong choice.