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I have a table of years and numbers that refer to seasons in another table.

 

It looks something like this:

yr number

2002 2

2003 1

 

I need to create a query that selects the latest yrnumber COMBO. In this case, it would be 2003, 1.

 

Here is what I have tried:

 

SELECT MAX(yr), MAX(number) FROM issue

returned 2003, 2

 

SELECT MAX(yr), MAX(number) FROM issue WHERE yr=MAX(yr)

 

SELECT yr, number FROM issue WHERE yr=MAX(yr) AND number=MAX(number)

 

Both returned error \"Invalid use of group function\"

 

Any other ideas? I know mysql does not support sub-queries, so do I have to use two?

 

Sorry to bug you on a seemingly trivial issue, but I TRY to always learn how to do things the in the best and most efficient manner.

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