postgresql - SQL: Group by attributes from one table but not the other in a join? -


essentially have 2 tables joined need group attributes in first table, not second.

i can this...

select "table1".* 

...to produce columns first table in output. following results in error when trying group them...

group "table1".* 

is there way group them elements in first table without typing individual columns in table1?

postgres supports ansi feature called functional dependency. so, if have unique id in table1, can aggregate that:

select t1.* table1 t1 group t1.id; 

the id has declared correctly either primary key or unique key.


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