Sam Mason wrote:
Why not just do:
SELECT * FROM mytab
ORDER BY num, mydate
LIMIT 1;
If you're trying to do more complicated things, DISTINCT ON may be more
useful.
Well you guys are right; the problem is that the query is actually more
complex, I tried to simplify it for the question, but ended up with a
trivial question...
Let's see if this example is better:
CREATE TABLE mytab
(
num integer,
num1 integer,
num2 integer,
mydate timestamp
);
select MAX(num), SUM(num1)+SUM(num2), date_trunc('day', mydate) from
mytab group by date_trunc('day', mydate)
but I also want the timestamp where MAX(num) happened for each day.
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