Short Overview: Filtering is a foundational skill in query-building, and it's relatively easy to do for simple to moderately-complex queries. The Problem: We've all been taught to use CTEs or nested subqueries with ROW_NUMBER() just to find the latest record.
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Filtering is a foundational skill in query-building, and it's relatively easy to do for simple to moderately-complex queries. The Problem: We've all been taught to use CTEs or nested subqueries with ROW_NUMBER() just to find the latest record.
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- Filtering is a foundational skill in query-building, and it's relatively easy to do for simple to moderately-complex queries.
- The Problem: We've all been taught to use CTEs or nested subqueries with ROW_NUMBER() just to find the latest record.
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