Rewriting query with table join containing GROUP BY clause












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Is it possible to rewrite the following query



SELECT      CT.GROUP, CT.EMP_ID, HT.EFF_DT
FROM CURR_TABLE CT
JOIN (SELECT GROUP, EMP_ID, MAX(EFF_DT) AS EFF_DT
FROM HIST_TABLE
WHERE STAT = 'A'
GROUP BY GROUP, EMP_ID) HT ON CT.GROUP = HT.GROUP AND
CT.EMPID = HT.EMP_ID
WHERE CT.GROUP = :1
AND CT.EMP_ID = :2


in a way that is similar to CROSS JOIN style?



SELECT table1.column1, table2.column2...
FROM table1, table2 [, table3 ]


The reason is that I want to create such query in Peoplesoft, and the above can only be achieved by creating a separate view for the selection with the group by clause. I want to do this just in one query without creating additional views.









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    Is it possible to rewrite the following query



    SELECT      CT.GROUP, CT.EMP_ID, HT.EFF_DT
    FROM CURR_TABLE CT
    JOIN (SELECT GROUP, EMP_ID, MAX(EFF_DT) AS EFF_DT
    FROM HIST_TABLE
    WHERE STAT = 'A'
    GROUP BY GROUP, EMP_ID) HT ON CT.GROUP = HT.GROUP AND
    CT.EMPID = HT.EMP_ID
    WHERE CT.GROUP = :1
    AND CT.EMP_ID = :2


    in a way that is similar to CROSS JOIN style?



    SELECT table1.column1, table2.column2...
    FROM table1, table2 [, table3 ]


    The reason is that I want to create such query in Peoplesoft, and the above can only be achieved by creating a separate view for the selection with the group by clause. I want to do this just in one query without creating additional views.









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      Is it possible to rewrite the following query



      SELECT      CT.GROUP, CT.EMP_ID, HT.EFF_DT
      FROM CURR_TABLE CT
      JOIN (SELECT GROUP, EMP_ID, MAX(EFF_DT) AS EFF_DT
      FROM HIST_TABLE
      WHERE STAT = 'A'
      GROUP BY GROUP, EMP_ID) HT ON CT.GROUP = HT.GROUP AND
      CT.EMPID = HT.EMP_ID
      WHERE CT.GROUP = :1
      AND CT.EMP_ID = :2


      in a way that is similar to CROSS JOIN style?



      SELECT table1.column1, table2.column2...
      FROM table1, table2 [, table3 ]


      The reason is that I want to create such query in Peoplesoft, and the above can only be achieved by creating a separate view for the selection with the group by clause. I want to do this just in one query without creating additional views.









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      Is it possible to rewrite the following query



      SELECT      CT.GROUP, CT.EMP_ID, HT.EFF_DT
      FROM CURR_TABLE CT
      JOIN (SELECT GROUP, EMP_ID, MAX(EFF_DT) AS EFF_DT
      FROM HIST_TABLE
      WHERE STAT = 'A'
      GROUP BY GROUP, EMP_ID) HT ON CT.GROUP = HT.GROUP AND
      CT.EMPID = HT.EMP_ID
      WHERE CT.GROUP = :1
      AND CT.EMP_ID = :2


      in a way that is similar to CROSS JOIN style?



      SELECT table1.column1, table2.column2...
      FROM table1, table2 [, table3 ]


      The reason is that I want to create such query in Peoplesoft, and the above can only be achieved by creating a separate view for the selection with the group by clause. I want to do this just in one query without creating additional views.







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