Re: [GENERAL] Problem with aggregates and group by

1998-10-30 Thread Mike Meyer
On Fri, 30 Oct 1998, Ulf Mehlig wrote: > Unfortunately, I can't recommend a good book about SQL since I have > read only the user manuals of the commercial database systems I had to > work with; I know a rather theoretical textbook (Database System > Concepts, H. F. Korth & A. Silberschatz, McGraw

Re: [GENERAL] Problem with aggregates and group by

1998-10-30 Thread Memphisto
You are right. Thanks. Perhaps originally I used a query that only used the annex_log table, but this app I'm writing is generating the queries and there's also a query that does the same job but FOR groups and there I shall use all the three tables. I store the parts of the query string in C cons

Re: [GENERAL] Problem with aggregates and group by

1998-10-30 Thread Ulf Mehlig
Sebestyén Zoltán AKA Memphisto wrote: > select annex_log.username, > annex_log.login_time,annex_log.bytes_in, annex_log.bytes_out > from users, groups, annex_log > where > ppp_start >= date_trunc('day','1998 September 20'::datetime) and > ppp_start < (date_trunc('day','1998 Sep

[GENERAL] Problem with aggregates and group by

1998-10-30 Thread Memphisto
I've three tables: groups(name text); -- This one contains name of usergroups users (username text, groupid oid); -- This one contains name users, -- groupid is a foreign key to "groups" table's oid. In the following table, the username attribute is the same as in "users" so "annex_log" is in 1-