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Select Top Unique Records

Okay, I need some help with a SQL query. I have a DB with the following:

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Table: tblManuals
Fields: ManualID, ManualTypeID, ProductID, ManualPartNumber, ManualDescription, ManualRevision


For each manual, it could have multiple revisions. The way I identify each manual is by the part number, type ID, and product ID. How do I select just the MOST RECENT manual for each revision (in other words, just the most recent revision of the manual).

Some examples of data include:

1, 1, 10, Install Guide, 1
2, 1, 10, Install Guide, 2
3, 2, 12, Service Manual, 1
4, 2, 12, Service Manual, 2
5, 2, 12, Service Manual, 3
6, 1, 10, Install Guide, 3

So, the SQL would just select records 5 and 6, since those are unique manual types and are the most recent revisions.
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See if something like the following gets you close:

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  1. SELECT a.* FROM tblManuals A
  2. JOIN
  3.   (SELECT ManualTypeId, MAX(ManualRevision) AS Latest
  4.      FROM tblManuals B
  5.      GROUP BY ManualTypeId)
  6.   ON (a.ManualTypeId = b.ManualTypeId
  7.         AND a.ManualRevision = b.Latest)
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