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Mysql SELECT
nevermind SELECT ost.id, ost.orderId, ost.newStatus FROM order_status_tracking AS ost INNER JOIN order_status_tracking AS ost2 ON ost.orderId = ost2.orderId WHERE ost.date >= '2004-12-29' AND ost.date <= '2004-12-29' GROUP BY ost.id, ost.orderId, ost.newStatus HAVING ost.id = MAX(ost2.id)- sikander17
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Mysql SELECT
Hello all, I have a little problem that i seem to be at a loss at solving efficiently. Here's the situation table : order_status_tracking cols : id (int), orderId (int), newStatus(int), date(date), time(time) each time an order gets a new status there is a row inserted in this table. now i...- sikander17
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