问题
I have a query like below:
select *
from
(select
centre_name, sum(qty) as number1
from
(select
exchange_from_centre_id as cenid,
count(exchange_from_centre_id) as qty
from
as2.exchange
group by
exchange_from_centre_id
union all
select
exchange_to_centre_id as cenid,
count(exchange_to_centre_id) as qty
from
as2.exchange
group by
exchange_to_centre_id), as2.centre c
where
c.centre_id = cenid
group by
centre_name);
and this is the result: Name of the centre and the number of exchange
Alice Springs Desert Park 1
Werribee Open Range Zoo 6
Kruger National Park 2
Johannesburg Zoo 4
Australia Zoo 2
SanWild Wildlife Sanctuary 5
I like to select the max value from this result (the 2nd row), beside sorting and choosing the 1st row, could anyone help me with the MAX query.
回答1:
that should work
select * from (select centre_name, sum(qty) as number1 from
(select exchange_from_centre_id as cenid, count(exchange_from_centre_id) as qty
from as2.exchange
group by exchange_from_centre_id
union all
select exchange_to_centre_id as cenid, count(exchange_to_centre_id) as qty
from as2.exchange
group by exchange_to_centre_id), as2.centre c
where c.centre_id = cenid
group by centre_name) where number1 = (select max(number1) from (select centre_name, sum(qty) as number1 from
(select exchange_from_centre_id as cenid, count(exchange_from_centre_id) as qty
from as2.exchange
group by exchange_from_centre_id
union all
select exchange_to_centre_id as cenid, count(exchange_to_centre_id) as qty
from as2.exchange
group by exchange_to_centre_id), as2.centre c
where c.centre_id = cenid
group by centre_name));
回答2:
SQL Fiddle Demo
I use your result query instead of the big query to simplify the sample.
I update your sample to have 2 row with max value 6.
You calculate in a select the max value, and then join to the original table to bring all row matching that value
SELECT *
FROM (SELECT MAX(Score) Score
FROM Table1) as mV
INNER JOIN Table1 t
ON mv.Score = t.Score
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32673980/select-max-value-in-subquery-in-sql