Hi,
I am trying to identify the costs for products with the latest cost date. I am unable to run the query. Is there something that I can do?
SELECT PART,COST, DATE FROM DATA/COSTFILE AS T1 WHERE T1.DATE= (SELECT MAX(DATE) AS T2 FROM DATA/COSTFILE AS T2 WHERE T2.PART=T1.PART)
Thanks,
DavidOriginally posted by hidvegi
Hi,
I am trying to identify the costs for products with the latest cost date. I am unable to run the query. Is there something that I can do?
SELECT PART,COST, DATE FROM DATA/COSTFILE AS T1 WHERE T1.DATE= (SELECT MAX(DATE) AS T2 FROM DATA/COSTFILE AS T2 WHERE T2.PART=T1.PART)
Thanks,
David
SELECT
T1.PART,
T1.COST,
T1.DATE
FROM
[DATA/COSTFILE] AS T1
WHERE
T1.DATE= (
SELECT MAX(T2.DATE) AS MAXDATE
FROM DATA/COSTFILE AS T2
WHERE T2.PART=T1.PART)
FYI, you shouldn't use ANY special characters in your column names or table names, especially "/\-_.,&%@.+"=".
The only exception to this is "_" which can be used after for sp_name on stored procedures that must reside in master and run on every database.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
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