Hi Venelina,
I tried your suggestion which I understand is replacing IN with "=" and using aliases for main query and subquery but I still get error.
Thank you for your suggestion.
>Hi Dmitry,
>
>A little changed Peter's suggestion.
>(not tested too, sorry)
>
>
select ot.KEYFIELD, ot.CUST_ID, ot.ORD_DATE, ot.ORD_TIME ;
>from ORDERTABLE ot;
>where KEYFIELD =
> (select top 1 KEYFIELD from ORDERTABLE sot
> where sot.CUST_ID == ot.CUST_ID
> order by sot.ORD_DATE, sot.ORD_TIME descending where sot.ORD_DATE=yourDate)
>order by CUSTOMER
>
>Regards,
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