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MySQL query syntax, join mysql aggregate max group

Asked by techport13 in SQL Query Syntax, MySQL Server

Tags: MySQL, MySQL Server, 5.0.37-community-nt-log, query join mysql aggregate max group

I have two tables:
stock_company - which stores an id, name, and symbol of a company - a
stock_history - which stores a company id, date, and value of a stock at that given time - b

I would like to return the following information with a single query:
symbol, last entered date, price on last entered date

I'm getting the first two values correct - but the price appears to be the entry from the first row the query it finds instead of the value that matches the date stamp for that company. Any help as to how to refine this query to get the information I need?

Query in the code snippet section returns the following:
FMC - 1217996341 - 5
TGC - 1217996353 - 5

for company data that looks like (id - symbol):
1 - FMC
2 - TGC

and history data that looks like (company - date - value):
1 - 1217983893 - 5
2 - 1217983893 - 5
2 - 1217996315 - 7
2 - 1217996341 - 2
1 - 1217996353 - 4

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             SELECT a.sc_id AS id, a.sc_symbol AS symbol, b.sh_value AS value, MAX( b.sh_date ) AS date
FROM testing.stock_company a, testing.stock_history b
WHERE a.sc_id = b.sh_company
GROUP BY a.sc_id
ORDER BY a.sc_id ASC

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MySQL query syntax, join mysql aggregate max group

Asked by techport13 in SQL Query Syntax, MySQL Server

Tags: MySQL, MySQL Server, 5.0.37-community-nt-log, query join mysql aggregate max group

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