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Posted by @sh on 02/27/06 17:07
Its basically an application where they've previously had lots of
opportunities to enter delivery address and so there's duplicates as they
enter a new one each time.
I'm adding a page that looks up all 'unique' Delivery Addresses (although
each has a unique DID, DeliveryID), and I want to just show the latest
unique addresses that have the highest DID
So instead of getting this...
, ### Waterleaze, Maidenbrook, Taunton, Somerset, Somerset, TA7 8PS
Test, Ston Easton, Bath, Bath, BA3 4DF
, ### Waterleaze, Maidenbrook, Taunton, Somerset, Somerset, TA7 8PS
, ### Waterleaze, Maidenbrook, Taunton, Somerset, Somerset, TA7 8PS
Test, Ston Easton, Bath, Bath, BA3 4DF
, ### Waterleaze, Maidenbrook, Taunton, Somerset, Somerset, TA7 8PS
You would get this...
, 120 Waterleaze, Maidenbrook, Taunton, Somerset, Somerset, TA7 8PS
Test, Ston Easton, Bath, Bath, BA8 4DF
The DID becomes a hidden value applicable to the radio button for that
address.
Does that make sense? The trouble with the two other suggestions is that the
DID column value doesn't actually become a usable field in the recordset
that I create in ASP.
Cheers, Ash
<markc600@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> For the non-unique addresses, you will have a choice
> of DeliveryIDs, which one do you want?
>
> If you want just one of them, you can do this
>
> SELECT MAX(DeliveryID), Address, Organisation, Organisation, Town,
> County, PostCode
> FROM SOL_Delivery
> WHERE CustomerID = 15
> GROUP BY Address, Organisation, Organisation, Town,
> County, PostCode
>
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