Want one values with similar ids

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Want one values with similar ids

somillohani

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February 11, 2013 at 3:41 am

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Hi friends
i have a question
Id Transcation amount
1 20000
1 30000
2 40000
2 20000
2 20000
3 45000
3 30000
3 5000
I want result as
1 20000
2 40000
3 5000
pls help me....

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Steve Jones - SSC Editor SSC Guru Points: 736212 More actions · Answer 1

Rather than just give us data and results, explain the problem. What should the query be doing to return the results? Are you saying you want one value? The "first" value? Note there is no "first" or "last" in SQL Server without an order by in the query.

Also, please provide DDL (table create statements and insert statements for data).

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Sean Lange SSC Guru Points: 286590 More actions · Answer 2

I was going to take a shot in the dark because I thought I knew what you wanted but for ID 1 you have the value that was listed first in your sample, which is also the lowest value. For ID 2 you also have the "first" but this time it is the highest value. However for ID 3 you have the "last" value and it is also the lowest value. So the business rules here are impossible to decipher based on your post.

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Lowell SSC Guru Points: 323518 More actions · Answer 3

a coded example of what Seans' first thought: clearly item 2 you wanted, at 40,000, does not give the desired results.

you'll need to clarify either the biz logic or the error int eh desired output.

/*

--Results

idasTR

120000

220000

330000

*/

With MyCTE (Id,Transcation_amount)

AS

(

SELECT '1','20000' UNION ALL

SELECT '1','30000' UNION ALL

SELECT '2','40000' UNION ALL

SELECT '2','20000' UNION ALL

SELECT '3','45000' UNION ALL

SELECT '3','30000' UNION ALL

SELECT '3','5000'

)

select id,min(Transcation_amount) asTR

FROM MYCTE

GROUP BY ID

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Dwain Camps SSC Guru Points: 86948 More actions · Answer 4

Another shot in the dark. Maybe the OP wants the minimum amount from unique transactions for each ID?

;WITH Trans (ID, TransactionAmt) AS (

SELECT '1',20000 UNION ALL

SELECT '1',30000 UNION ALL

SELECT '2',40000 UNION ALL

SELECT '2',20000 UNION ALL

SELECT '3',45000 UNION ALL

SELECT '3',30000 UNION ALL

SELECT '3',5000)

SELECT ID, Amt=MIN(Amt)

FROM (

SELECT ID, Amt=MIN(TransactionAmt)

FROM Trans

GROUP BY ID, TransactionAmt

HAVING COUNT(TransactionAmt) = 1

) a

GROUP BY ID

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somillohani SSC Rookie Points: 35 More actions · Answer 5

HI Steve Jones - SSC Editor

sorry for my weird question.

But actually i don't want value greater or smaller using min or max inbuilt method i want RANDOM value which is correspond to similar id...

My DDL is

Create table images(id int,images varchar(90))

insert into images values('1','someimagepath')

insert into images values('2','someimagepath')

insert into images values('3','someimagepath')

and i want result AS:

ID IMAGE

1 someimagepath

2 someimagepath

3 someimagepath

Dwain Camps SSC Guru Points: 86948 More actions · Answer 6

Something like this then: