Hi all,
Thomas' answer may not be very accurate (it's simpler than Tino what Tino's need), but "select vavi_id, max(sequenz) from voravis
where vavi_id = 67537" should be fine.
Of course, if you (Tino) want the max(sequenz) for every distinct vavi_id, you'll need the IN clause.
Thomas Fischer a �crit :
Hi Tino
1) I do not understand why you need the alias. Following sql works for me (on tutorial tables, on oracle) select * from book where book_id in (select max(book_id) from book);
Thomas
"Sperlich, Tino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 22.11.2004 11:40:18:
Hi all,
I'd like to express this SQL in criteria syntax, but smth. is still
missing:
SELECT VORAVIS.VAVI_ID, VORAVIS.SEQUENZ FROM VORAVIS WHERE VORAVIS.AUFT_ID=67537 AND VORAVIS.SEND_SEQUENZ IN ( SELECT MAX(va.SEND_SEQUENZ) FROM VORAVIS va WHERE va.AUFT_ID=VORAVIS.AUFT_ID AND va.SEQUENZ=VORAVIS.SEQUENZ )
My main problem is how to create the table alias "va" in the IN clause. Using the criteria.addAlias() method gives me "FROM VORAVIS, VORAVISva",
i.e.
double table statements. For the in clause I use an adjusted criteria class supporting the addIn(column, criteria) operation, basically just writing "column IN
query".
What am I missing?
Thanks, Tino
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