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Not sure how to get min() on joined query


BoarderLine

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Hi. 

 

Can someone please point me in the right direction with this.

 

I have the following tables:-

 

table: options

 

| id  | sta  | fin  |valID|

|-----|-----  |----- |------|

|  3  | 984 | 984 |  1  |

|  7  | 165 | 685 |  1  |

|  5  | 233 | 876 |  1  |

 

table: values

 

| id  |  col  |

|-----| -------|

|  1  | harry |

 

I am using the following query to attempt to get a joined result set against the key (id), and the MIN(fin) ROW.

 

SELECT values.col, options.id, options.sta, MIN(options.fin) AS fin

FROM values JOIN options ON options.valID = values.id

GROUP BY options.valID, options.fin

ORDER BY col

 

I would like this to result:

 

|  col  | id | sta  | fin  |

| ----- |----|-----  |----- |

|harry| 7  | 165 | 685 |

 

However I get the result:

 

|  col  | id | sta  |  fin  |

| ----- |----|-----  |-----  |

|harry| 5  | 233 | 685  |

 

How can obtain the result values for the entire row which contains MIN(fin).  Hope this makes sense to someone?

 

Many Thanks.

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