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From:Jay Blanchard Date:May 9 2002 5:22pm
Subject:RE: MySQL GROUP BY Anomaly?
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Perhaps the time component of the date is different, hence you are getting
back what looks like duplicate rows but they're not really?
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The time components are all the same. And if I say this in my query;

WHERE RecordDate = '2002-03-04' , it works (returns one row of data)

or if I do;

WHERE RecordDate > '2002-03-04' , 	it works

I am stumped.

Jay


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