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GROUP BY multiple columns and HAVING max value

Asked by amitbhavsar in Databases Miscellaneous

Tags: max, having, group, multiple, columns

Hi experts,

Can you please look into following query :

SELECT
      BA.*
FROM
      tblBookingAction BA INNER JOIN tblBookingTask BT ON BA.BookingTaskID = BT.bookingTaskID
                        INNER JOIN tblBooking B ON BT.BookingID = B.BookingID
                        INNER JOIN tblBookingTaskType BTT ON BTT.BookingTaskTypeID = BT.BookingTaskTypeID
WHERE
      BA.dateDone IS NULL
      AND B.BookingNo > 0
      AND username = 202588

GROUP BY
      BT.bookingID , priority , BTT.bookingTaskTypeId
HAVING
      priority = (SELECT max(priority) FROM tblBookingTaskType  WHERE bookingTaskTypeID = BTT.bookingTaskTypeId)


This returns me rows like follwoing if I just select two columns :
BookingID      Priority
1                       1
1                       2

What I need is just one row per booking i.e. follwing one row : (BookingID with max priority)

BookingID      Priority
1                      2

In Addition, I want all the columns from tblBookingAction.

How can I do that ?

I might need to group by all the columns of tblbookingAction as I need all of them.

Thanks in advance,


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