Question

I have this SQL query:

SELECT DISTINCT tb.SERIAL_NUM, tb.REVISION_NUM, tb.JOB_NUM, tb.JOB_TOTAL, tb.TEST_PROC, tb.BOX_NUM, tb.TEST_BENCH, tb.OPERATOR, tb.SW_REVISION, tb.TEST_DATE, tb.VISUAL_INSP, tb.TEST, tb.STATUS FROM tb
WHERE tb.SERIAL_NUM>=%s  
AND tb.SERIAL_NUM <=%s 
AND tb.TEST = 'Pass' GROUP BY  tb.SERIAL_NUM

It’s working fine but in my table there are 200 more columns I would like to add to this query, like:

SELECT DISTINCT tb.SERIAL_NUM, tb.REVISION_NUM, tb.JOB_NUM, tb.JOB_TOTAL, tb.TEST_PROC, tb.BOX_NUM, tb.TEST_BENCH, tb.OPERATOR, tb.SW_REVISION, tb.TEST_DATE, tb.VISUAL_INSP, tb.TEST, tb.STATUS, column15.....,column215 FROM tb
WHERE tb.SERIAL_NUM>=%s  AND tb.SERIAL_NUM <=%s AND tb.TEST = 'Pass' GROUP BY  tb.SERIAL_NUM

Is there a simple way to add those column in the query ?

Answer 1

why don’t you use select * like this

SELECT DISTINCT * FROM <table> WHERE <whereClause>