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Absolutely anything to the left of the where statement has to either be wrapped in an aggregate function or also in the group by clause when using grouping.On 11/3/07, Matthew Pulis <mpulis@...> wrote:Hi,_______________________________________________
I am trying to make a query so it parses through all the 16 cities i have in a table called city, and for each city, picks the nearest city, and gives me the distance between both cities.
This is the query I made :
select
c.city_name, astext(c.the_geom), distance(c.the_geom, d.the_geom) AS Distance, d.city_name, astext(d.the_geom)
from city c, city d
where
c.city_name = (
select c.city_name order by c.city_name ASC
)
and
d.city_name = (
select d.city_name order by d.city_name DESC
)
group by c.city_name
order by Distance DESC
LIMIT 1;
But I am getting this error : ERROR: column " c.the_geom " must appear in the GROUP BY clause or be used in an aggregate function
I am seeing no reason why I should add c.the_geom, anyone can enlighten me more on why I should group by the_geom and after all if it does make sense?
Thanks
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