Max returns two rows

select BOND_SCHED_ID,bond_id,earnings_proceeds,max(s.effective_date) as effective_date
from XXDL.xxdl_cd_bond_schedk_p2b  s
Group by BOND_SCHED_ID,bond_id,earnings_proceeds
Table has two rows it returns two rows. I need to have a single folder
Actual

10020     7     200     01-FEB-11
10000     7     100     01-JAN-11

Expected
10020     7     200     01-FEB-11
What is the best application I can write

893185 wrote:

Table has two rows it returns two rows. I need to have a single folder

According to what criteria? I'll assume last effective_date for the connection id. If so:

select  bond_sched_id,
        bond_id,
        effective_date
  from  (
         select  s.*,
                 row_number() over(partition by bond_id order by effective_date desc) rn
           from  XXDL.xxdl_cd_bond_schedk_p2b s
        )
  where rn = 1
/

SY.

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