Compare the same value of the column

Hello
I have table as below
ID      Date     Department
1   25-Jul-08        XX
2   26-Jul-08        XX
3   22-May-08        YY
4   23-May-08        YY
5   24-May-08        YY
6   13-Jun-08        ZZ
7   14-Jun-08        ZZ
Now, I need to compare the date of each Department and return the case to higher-value Date only in this Department. my result set must therefore as below:
ID      Date     Department
2   26-Jul-08        XX   
5   24-May-08        YY
7   14-Jun-08        ZZ
any idea?

Is only one record in the Department with the highest date?
If so, use aggregate KEEP statement:

SELECT max (id) to Dungeon code (dense_rank of first order of date # desc).
Max(date#), Department of
Of

Group of Department;

If several whan a line with the date of the highest can exist in a single Department, use

SELECT id, date #, Department
de)
SELECT id, date #, Department, dense_rank() on Dr. (depatyment date order partition # desc)
Of


)
where dr = 1

(Not tested!)

Rgds.

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