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Finding highest time on certain date

Asked by Xtianu in MS SQL Server

Tags: date, highest, certain, find, records

I've got a table that contains the following fields: date, refid, balance

Date consists of YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss

I need to locate the last entry for all days and get the balance from that record. So if there's two records on the same day, one at 12:00:00 the other at 19:00:00 I need it to return the record of 19:00:00 and then go on and find the last record (timewise) for the next day etc.

Ideas?
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