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Hi there, As part of a project I'm working on, we're using an
chrism854
over 11 years ago
Hi there,
As part of a project I'm working on, we're using an external service to create a document and store it as base64 in an external database. This table has three identifiers, ID, ImageId and AssessmentID. ImageID is unique and primary. One Assessment may have multiple ImageIds and one imageId may have multiple IDs.
Now, what I want is the highest ID for each imageID for a certain assessment. Here's the query I'm using to do this:
SELECT DocumentBase64, ImageId FROM (SELECT DocumentBase64, ImageId, id, assessmentid from b where assessmentid = ac!assessmentid order by id desc) as t
group by `imageid`
Basically what this does is run a subquery which returns a sorted list by ID where assessmentid = whatever I passed. Then, the primary query groups by imageid.
Now this works perfectly, and if I run it directly in MySQL workbench it executes it 0.015 seconds. However, when it runs in Appian and I monitor the process that node took upwar...
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Sathya Srinivasan
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over 11 years ago
Can you test this by querying the same number of record where the column containing base64 is blank. By this way, we eliminate the doubt.
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over 11 years ago
Can you test this by querying the same number of record where the column containing base64 is blank. By this way, we eliminate the doubt.
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