How to get last records of employees in sql?

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SalId EmpId TakenSal TakenDate AvailSal CompanyId
13 68 1000 02-Jul-2015 29000 1021
14 68 100 02-Jul-2015 28900 1021
15 69 1000 02-Jul-2015 23000 1021
16 82 1000 06-Jul-2015 19000 1024
17 82 1000 06-Jul-2015 18000 1024
18 83 1000 06-Jul-2015 19000 1024
19 83 1000 06-Jul-2015 18000 1024
20 82 1000 06-Jul-2015 17000 1024
21 82 1000 06-Jul-2015 16000 1024
22 82 1000 06-Jul-2015 15000 1024
23 82 1000 06-Jul-2015 14000 1024
24 94 1000 09-Jul-2015 19000 1014
25 94 1000 09-Jul-2015 18000 1014
26 94 1000 09-Jul-2015 17000 1014
27 94 1000 09-Jul-2015 18000 1014

How do I get 68,69,82,83,94 employees last records in sql?

Posted 26-Oct-15 18:55pm

Dawood507

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Solution 1

Order by SalId descending and then use the TOP keyword to get the topmost row.
This will be your last record!

Posted 26-Oct-15 19:45pm

Abhinav S

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Dawood507 27-Oct-15 2:13am

I dnt want one last record...I want last records of every employees..

Solution 3

Try like below

SQL

SELECT * FROM
(SELECT EmpId,SalId,
DENSE_RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY SalId ORDER BY EmpId DESC) AS RNK
FROM @EMP ) AS A
WHERE A.RNK=1

Posted 26-Oct-15 22:03pm

Naveen.Sanagasetti

Solution 4

Hope below query will help you

SQL

select * from Table_Name where SalID in (
select Max(SalID) as SalID from Table_Name where EmpID in (68,69,82,83,94)
group by EmpID)

Posted 26-Oct-15 22:19pm

Salman622

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Dawood507 · Accepted Answer · 2015-10-26T20:14:00

Solution 2

SQL

select em.* from employees em join (
select max(SalId) as SalId,EmpId from employees
group by EmpId) as s on em.SalId = s.SalId and em.EmpId = s.EmpId

or

select * from [tbl_emps] where [alId] in( SELECT max(alId) FROM [tbl_emps] group by empid )

Posted 26-Oct-15 20:14pm

Dawood507