How to find group which is having Status Active? [closed] - sql

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I have a id which is having more than one Accountid in a table with status Active . I need to find group of active for the particular ID .
Please find my below query .is it correct or something need to modify to get better optimized result .
select id,count(Accountid) from CustomerAccount
where status='Active'
group by id
having count(*)>( select min(maxxount) from(
select id,count(accountid) as maxxount
from CustomerAccount
group by id)A)

Use this query:
select id,count(Accountid) from CustomerAccount
where status='Active'
group by id
having count(*) >1

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How can we display the last 7 Records from table in Oracle 11G SQL only? [closed]

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ID,
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I have a table like the following
sl.no Machine Id date status
I need to get the last status for each machine ID for each day.(Everyday each machine ID will have many entries .I need to get the last entry for that day for each machine ID)
Please help
Hope this will solve your issue
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(Select Top 1 t1.Status
FROM table As t1
WHERE t1.MachineID = table.MachineID
AND t1.Date = table.Date
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