I have a table of users with their scores for each level of a game:
id | user_id | level | score
1  | David   | 1     | 20
2  | John    | 1     | 40
3  | John    | 2     | 30
4  | Mark    | 1     | 60
5  | David   | 2     | 10
6  | David   | 3     | 80
7  | Mark    | 2     | 20
8  | John    | 3     | 70
9  | David   | 4     | 50
10 | John    | 4     | 30
What is the SQL query needed to get for each level, who has the highest score?
The result should be:
id | user_id | level | score
4  | Mark    | 1     | 60
3  | John    | 2     | 30
6  | David   | 3     | 80
9  | David   | 4     | 50
Thank you
If you want to get ties, then you can do something like this:
select s.*
from scores s
where s.score = (select max(s2.score) from scores s2 where s2.level = s.level);
You could get one row per level by aggregating this:
select s.level, s.score, group_concat(s.user_id)
from scores s
where s.score = (select max(s2.score) from scores s2 where s2.level = s.level)
group by s.level, s.score;
This combines the users (if there is more than one) into a single field.
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