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sql help

Asked by Peewee in Oracle Database

I have the following sql which returns 4 rows, i want to filter it further so that i only display the rows where the timestamp column OTR_TSP_REC_UPDATE is the most recent :

select  OTR_RID_OST_TRAN,
        OTR_CDE_GROUP_TYPE,
        OTR_CDE_OBJ_STATE,
        OTS_CID_LENDER,
        OTR_AMT_ACTUAL,
        OTS_AMT_BOOKING
        OTR_TSP_REC_UPDATE,
        OTR_DTE_EFFECTIVE
from vls_outstanding
left join vls_ost_tran on OTR_RID_OUTSTANDNG = OST_RID_OUTSTANDNG
join VLS_OST_TR_SG_SHR on  OTR_RID_OST_TRAN = OTS_RID_OST_TRAN
where OST_NME_ALIAS = 'BURDON SPO00079'
and OTR_CDE_OBJ_STATE  in ('PEND','AWSTA','AWREL' )
and OTR_CDE_GROUP_TYPE in ( 'QLR','LRP')

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