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LEFT JOIN to return only first row

I am making a join with two tables, tab_usuarios (users) and tab_enderecos (address). tab_usuarios structure: id_usuario nome usuario 1 Administrador admin 2 Novo Usuário teste 3 Joao Silva jao tab_enderecos structure: id_endereco id_usuario cidade uf 2 1 cidade SP 20 2 Lorena SP 22 2 Lorena SP 24 3 Campinas …

Change Two Rows Into Two Columns

Oracle newbie here just trying to learn something. I have a query that returns two rows per ID: Current Output Instead of two rows, how can I put the two varying values in the B1_CHECKLIST_COMMENT column into two separate columns? Visually, here’s what I’m looking to achieve: Desired Output I&#821…

selecting all rows except top row using offset in MySQL

How can I use offset clause to get all rows except the first row. I am using query like But this is not working in MySQL. what am I doing wrong here? Answer Sadly in MySQL OFFSET only works together with the LIMIT clause. So you need to use or I have chosen that limit number from a different question

Continuous subset and ranking using sql

I have a dataset like below: Now, I need the output as below: For this purpose, I wrote a query but it is not giving me the desired sequence. My query is as below: It generates the output as below: But in the rank section I need something as below: So, what exactly am I doing wrong here? Here are