Le 27/11/2010 13:59, Emanuel Calvo Franco a écrit :
> I'm having this 'issue':
>
> coches=# select array_agg(patente order by fecha desc) from
> dia4.infraccion limit 6;
>
> array_agg
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> {565538,726668,639414,739391,674212,941061,636533,981958,999057,743729,548494,923939,841427,454574,363754,670514,566266,251071,852043,1537
> 11,952549,129124,446671,476345,168905,308274,404812,501024,738098,636071}
> (1 row)
>
>
> I now why it happens an how avoid it, but.... it's ok? Must work like this?
>
The result is OK, but is probably not what you wanted to get. If you
want to limit the number of items in the array, you should limit before
aggregating. Something like this might work:
SELECT array_agg(patente ORDER BY fecha DESC)
FROM
(SELECT * FROM dia4.infraccion ORDER BY fecha DESC LIMIT 6) tmp;
I didn't check, but this should work.
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