I\'d like to select records in 1 hour intervals, along with the highest and loest value in the hour interval. I can do this on the hour (eg, 1:00 am, 2:00 am, 3:00 am), but I\'d like to offset it by s
I have some data like this: rowid 11 236 337 438 550 651 I would like to query it to look like this: rowidgroup
I\'ve found a few query strings related to what I\'m looking for, but nothing that does this.Basically, I have a graph that needs to display unique visitors per time interval (hour, day, month, or yea
I\'ve got a Table that stores messages like this: codMsg, message, anotherCod 1, \'hi\', 1 2, \'hello\', 1
So in my app, I have a UITableView, and in the navigation controller there is a button to add a new item.This than takes you to an add an item screen and when you finish, i use a custom delegate to pa
.GroupBy(x => x) .GroupBy is used to gro开发者_如何学编程up string,int,etc of similar types.
I had asked a question in April and @Mikael helped me solve it. The requirement has since changed and I am having trouble figuring it out how to build the query.
I have the following table : Car| color| year ---------+----------+------ mercedes | blue| 1991 mercedes | yellow| 1993
I have the following xml which I parse using jquery. However I\'m stuck at displaying only the cities and dates grouped by the title.
SELECT min(date(`tx_date`)))) as start_date, `account_id` as \'id\' FROM my_table group by id This is returning each tx_date and not grouping and giving me the min for each user. I\'ve tried this fo
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