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Weather Observation Station 5

  • tuyendev + 2 comments

    If you want use rownum, you should rewrite code like this

    SELECT * FROM (SELECT CITY, LENGTH(CITY) FROM STATION ORDER BY LENGTH(CITY)) WHERE ROWNUM <= 1;
    • dhananjayt771 + 3 comments

      SET @V1 := (SELECT MIN(LENGTH(CITY)) FROM STATION); SET @V2 := (SELECT CITY FROM STATION WHERE LENGTH(CITY) = @V1 ORDER BY CITY LIMIT 1);

      SET @V3 := (SELECT MAX(LENGTH(CITY)) FROM STATION); SET @V4 := (SELECT CITY FROM STATION WHERE LENGTH(CITY) = @V3 ORDER BY CITY LIMIT 1);

      SELECT @V2,@V1; SELECT @V4,@V3;

      • samircity + 0 comments

        This is the best answer for MYSQL, thanks

      • samircity + 2 comments

        I customised it for MS SQL Server as below:

        DECLARE @V1 VARCHAR(MAX)

        DECLARE @V2 VARCHAR(MAX)

        DECLARE @V3 VARCHAR(MAX)

        DECLARE @V4 VARCHAR(MAX)

        SET @V1 = (SELECT MIN(LEN(CITY)) FROM STATION);

        SET @V2 = (SELECT TOP 1 CITY FROM STATION WHERE LEN(CITY) = @V1 ORDER BY CITY );

        SET @V3 = (SELECT MAX(LEN(CITY)) FROM STATION);

        SET @V4 = (SELECT TOP 1 CITY FROM STATION WHERE LEN(CITY) = @V3 ORDER BY CITY );

        SELECT @V2,@V1; SELECT @V4,@V3;

        • bharath_narsa + 1 comment

          select top 1 CITY,min(len(CITY)) len from STATION group by CITY order by len asc; select top 1 CITY,max(len(CITY)) len from STATION group by CITY order by len desc;

          • pradeepsripada + 0 comments

            Thank you

        • idusortus + 0 comments

          Just getting in to SQL Server and was poking around for a clear example of how to implement variables - thanks for this! Seeing this implementation helped me connect some dots.

      • lvrosa + 2 comments

        Without use of variables (MySQL):

        SELECT CITY,LENGTH(CITY) FROM STATION WHERE LENGTH(CITY) = (
    SELECT MIN(LENGTH(CITY)) FROM STATION
) ORDER BY CITY LIMIT 1;

SELECT CITY,LENGTH(CITY) FROM STATION WHERE LENGTH(CITY) = (
    SELECT MAX(LENGTH(CITY)) FROM STATION
) ORDER BY CITY LIMIT 1;
        • ssheu + 2 comments

          Hi, I'm wondering - why does WHERE LENGTH(CITY) = MAX(LENGTH(CITY)) not work? I get a "Invalid use of group function" error.

          • mchuong + 0 comments

            Double check that you're not using Oracle, but that you're using MySQL

          • aashiq_baig + 0 comments

            That's because you need to use 'having' when you use a group function like max or length

        • claritywhisk + 1 comment

          SELECT CITY, LENGTH(CITY) FROM STATION ORDER BY LENGTH(CITY) ASC,CITY LIMIT 1;

          • Logan_47 + 0 comments

            what the is use of writing city before limit???

    • Ruch_ka + 2 comments

      It works, but also add city to order by list

      select * from (select city, length(city) from station order by length(city), city) where rownum <= 1;

select * from (select city, length(city) from station order by length(city) desc, city) where rownum <= 1;
      • johnasaville + 0 comments

        Simple and elegant. Nice.

      • lalithanand303 + 0 comments

        IT WORKED FOR ME ORACLE