I need to apply group by only for a particular data.
for ex:
id name
1 xx
2 xx
3 xx
4 yy
5 yy
6 zz
and after applying group by to xx it should be like
1 xx
4 yy
5 yy
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I would use a UNION
SELECT MIN(id), name
FROM MyTable
WHERE name = 'xx'
GROUP BY name
UNION
SELECT id, name
FROM MyTable
WHERE name <> 'xx'
But without much more info to go on this is most likely wrong.
Tip - Don't assume anybody knows what you are talking about, sometimes they will. But always try to spell things out with as much details as you can. You will get more insightful answers that way and more people will be inclined to help.
Since you seem to want the minimum value of ID for 'xx', the original values of ID for 'yy' and the maximum value of ID for 'zz' (edit: though I now see that there is but one entry for 'zz', so it could be MIN instead of MAX, or it might be unaggregated), it is not clear that we can really generalize for you.
SELECT MIN(ID) AS ID, Name
FROM AnonymousTable
WHERE Name = 'xx'
GROUP BY Name
UNION
SELECT ID AS ID, Name
FROM AnonymousTable
WHERE Name = 'yy'
UNION
SELECT MAX(ID) AS ID, Name
FROM AnonymousTable
WHERE Name = 'zz'
GROUP BY Name
This fits the data given in the question. You might also have a two-branch UNION with 'yy' and not 'yy' treated differently.
You might be able to use a calculated column in a better defined, more systematic scenario:
SELECT CASE Name WHEN 'yy' THEN ID ELSE 1 END AS Pseudo_ID, Name -- , COUNT(*) AS number
FROM AnonymousTable
GROUP BY Pseudo_ID, Name
You would normally use some aggregate function (such as COUNT) in the select-list to warrant a GROUP BY clause; otherwise, you can use a simple DISTINCT to eliminate duplicates.
select distinct id, name from table order by id asc;
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