select up-to-date values from Firebird DB











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I have a table in Firebird DB - see the picture.



I need to know the up-to-date location information (LOCATION) of each device. Every device has unique serial number (SERIAL_NUMBER). The latest location is the row with highest all counter values (COUNTER1...COUNTER6).
I tried the following query, but it has to be complemented to get what I need. Unfortunately I don't have idea how to modify it.



SELECT LOCATION 

FROM TABLE 

WHERE SERIAL_NUMBER IN (SELECT DISTINCT SERIAL_NUMBER 

                        FROM TABLE) 

ORDER BY COUNTER1, COUNTER2, COUNTER3, COUNTER4, COUNTER5, COUNTER6





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  • Can you explain what you mean by "highest all counter values"? What would be the correct location for LSE3400308 if the row 204750 was missing, and why?
    – Corion
    15 hours ago










  • Please make desirable query output, so we would understand the logic.
    – Mr. Nice
    14 hours ago










  • Please explain what a "device" is. I don't see it in the table.
    – Gordon Linoff
    13 hours ago










  • Which Firebird version are you using?
    – a_horse_with_no_name
    13 hours ago










  • Please specify the relevant Firebird version and provide sample data and expected output as text. Also, what do you mean with "it has to be complemented to get what I need"?
    – Mark Rotteveel
    10 hours ago















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I have a table in Firebird DB - see the picture.



I need to know the up-to-date location information (LOCATION) of each device. Every device has unique serial number (SERIAL_NUMBER). The latest location is the row with highest all counter values (COUNTER1...COUNTER6).
I tried the following query, but it has to be complemented to get what I need. Unfortunately I don't have idea how to modify it.



SELECT LOCATION 

FROM TABLE 

WHERE SERIAL_NUMBER IN (SELECT DISTINCT SERIAL_NUMBER 

                        FROM TABLE) 

ORDER BY COUNTER1, COUNTER2, COUNTER3, COUNTER4, COUNTER5, COUNTER6





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  • Can you explain what you mean by "highest all counter values"? What would be the correct location for LSE3400308 if the row 204750 was missing, and why?
    – Corion
    15 hours ago










  • Please make desirable query output, so we would understand the logic.
    – Mr. Nice
    14 hours ago










  • Please explain what a "device" is. I don't see it in the table.
    – Gordon Linoff
    13 hours ago










  • Which Firebird version are you using?
    – a_horse_with_no_name
    13 hours ago










  • Please specify the relevant Firebird version and provide sample data and expected output as text. Also, what do you mean with "it has to be complemented to get what I need"?
    – Mark Rotteveel
    10 hours ago













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I have a table in Firebird DB - see the picture.



I need to know the up-to-date location information (LOCATION) of each device. Every device has unique serial number (SERIAL_NUMBER). The latest location is the row with highest all counter values (COUNTER1...COUNTER6).
I tried the following query, but it has to be complemented to get what I need. Unfortunately I don't have idea how to modify it.



SELECT LOCATION 

FROM TABLE 

WHERE SERIAL_NUMBER IN (SELECT DISTINCT SERIAL_NUMBER 

                        FROM TABLE) 

ORDER BY COUNTER1, COUNTER2, COUNTER3, COUNTER4, COUNTER5, COUNTER6





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I have a table in Firebird DB - see the picture.



I need to know the up-to-date location information (LOCATION) of each device. Every device has unique serial number (SERIAL_NUMBER). The latest location is the row with highest all counter values (COUNTER1...COUNTER6).
I tried the following query, but it has to be complemented to get what I need. Unfortunately I don't have idea how to modify it.



SELECT LOCATION 

FROM TABLE 

WHERE SERIAL_NUMBER IN (SELECT DISTINCT SERIAL_NUMBER 

                        FROM TABLE) 

ORDER BY COUNTER1, COUNTER2, COUNTER3, COUNTER4, COUNTER5, COUNTER6





sql firebird greatest-n-per-group




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  • Can you explain what you mean by "highest all counter values"? What would be the correct location for LSE3400308 if the row 204750 was missing, and why?
    – Corion
    15 hours ago










  • Please make desirable query output, so we would understand the logic.
    – Mr. Nice
    14 hours ago










  • Please explain what a "device" is. I don't see it in the table.
    – Gordon Linoff
    13 hours ago










  • Which Firebird version are you using?
    – a_horse_with_no_name
    13 hours ago










  • Please specify the relevant Firebird version and provide sample data and expected output as text. Also, what do you mean with "it has to be complemented to get what I need"?
    – Mark Rotteveel
    10 hours ago


















  • Can you explain what you mean by "highest all counter values"? What would be the correct location for LSE3400308 if the row 204750 was missing, and why?
    – Corion
    15 hours ago










  • Please make desirable query output, so we would understand the logic.
    – Mr. Nice
    14 hours ago










  • Please explain what a "device" is. I don't see it in the table.
    – Gordon Linoff
    13 hours ago










  • Which Firebird version are you using?
    – a_horse_with_no_name
    13 hours ago










  • Please specify the relevant Firebird version and provide sample data and expected output as text. Also, what do you mean with "it has to be complemented to get what I need"?
    – Mark Rotteveel
    10 hours ago
















Can you explain what you mean by "highest all counter values"? What would be the correct location for LSE3400308 if the row 204750 was missing, and why?
– Corion
15 hours ago




Can you explain what you mean by "highest all counter values"? What would be the correct location for LSE3400308 if the row 204750 was missing, and why?
– Corion
15 hours ago












Please make desirable query output, so we would understand the logic.
– Mr. Nice
14 hours ago




Please make desirable query output, so we would understand the logic.
– Mr. Nice
14 hours ago












Please explain what a "device" is. I don't see it in the table.
– Gordon Linoff
13 hours ago




Please explain what a "device" is. I don't see it in the table.
– Gordon Linoff
13 hours ago












Which Firebird version are you using?
– a_horse_with_no_name
13 hours ago




Which Firebird version are you using?
– a_horse_with_no_name
13 hours ago












Please specify the relevant Firebird version and provide sample data and expected output as text. Also, what do you mean with "it has to be complemented to get what I need"?
– Mark Rotteveel
10 hours ago




Please specify the relevant Firebird version and provide sample data and expected output as text. Also, what do you mean with "it has to be complemented to get what I need"?
– Mark Rotteveel
10 hours ago

















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