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Mar 5, 2007

Hello, first post since I can usually find answers by reading the forums. I've searched the internet up and down and for some reason I can't get this query to work properly.

I have two tables:

ticket

ticket_id
ticket_to
ticket_from

message

message_id
ticket_id
message

There can be several messages per ticket, connected by the ticket_id. I'd like to only pull only the most recent message, as well as the results from the ticket table. Currently I'm getting all messages per ticket.

Here's what I have:

SELECT distinct ticket.ticket_to, ticket.ticket_from, message.ticket_id, message.message
FROM tickets
INNER JOIN message ON tickets.ticket_id = message.ticket_id
GROUP BY message.ticket_id, message, ticket_to, ticket_from

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks much.

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Code Snippetcreate table t1 (pk1 int not null,primary key (pk1))
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go
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