I'm using Ignite 2.8.1
I have a table T1(a,b,c)
with both a
and b
as primary columns.
I want to know the value of each b
in each of the group.
Normally this would be fine since the primary key is functionally dependent on the grouped column c
in this case but Ignite's returning an error saying b
must be one of group by
'a columns...which wouldn't be what I want, in fact that'd be the same as not grouping.
Using the available SELECT - can you suggest how to get Ignite to produce both a
and b
for each group, or even just b
. It happily produces a
as if it is the only column in the primary key.
You might just want to precalculate counts for each group and then add this information for each a
& b
combination:
SELECT a, b, c, cnt
FROM T1
INNER JOIN (
SELECT c, COUNT(c) as cnt
FROM T1
GROUP BY c
) counts
ON counts.c = c