>>>>> "Davor" == Davor Cengija <davor@stripped> writes:
Davor> If I try
Davor> SELECT DISTINCT my_column FROM my_table;
Davor> where my_column is TIMESTAMP(8), the results contains multiple
Davor> entries (as expected, because TIMESTAMP(8) contains the same
Davor> info as TIMESTAMP(14) but it just displays the first 8
Davor> digits).
Davor> | 19990523 |
Davor> | 19990523 |
Davor> | 19990527 |
Davor> | 19990527 |
Davor> | 19990527 |
Davor> | 19990527 |
Davor> | 19990528 |
Davor> | 19990528 |
Davor> | 19990528 |
Davor> | 19990528 |
Davor> | 19990528 |
Davor> | 19990528 |
Davor> | 19990601 |
Davor> how to write a query which will return just single entry for
Davor> each day?
Davor> --
Davor> v
Davor> Davor Cengija
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