hello everyone…
i like to know what is a suitable mysql clause instead of DISTINCT clause? i mean which clause same meaning and can produce same result as DISTINCT clause? how about GROUP BY? can i use GROUP by instead of DISTINCT clause?
hello everyone…
i like to know what is a suitable mysql clause instead of DISTINCT clause? i mean which clause same meaning and can produce same result as DISTINCT clause? how about GROUP BY? can i use GROUP by instead of DISTINCT clause?
In some cases, yes. But you didn’t give enough information for me to really answer you.
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