Bill Moran said:
> I've hit an SQL problem that I'm a bit mystified by. I have two different
> questions regarding this problem: why? and how do I work around it?
>
> The following query:
>
> SELECT GCP.id,
> GCP.Name
> FROM Gov_Capital_Project GCP,
> WHERE TLM.TLI_ID = $2
> group by GCP.id
> ORDER BY gcp.name;
>
> Produces the following error:
>
> ERROR: column "gcp.name" must appear in the GROUP BY clause or be used in
> an aggregate function
Since you're not agregating data, can't you use a select distinct instead?
SELECT distinct GCP.id, GCP.Name
FROM Gov_Capital_Project GCP, {?something missing here?}
WHERE TLM.TLI_ID = $2
ORDER BY gcp.name;
(BTW, I wasn't clear if the where clause trying to join to another table?)
Doesn't answer your original question, but hope it helps anyway.
John Sidney-Woollett
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