Result With The Highest Average
I need to return the result with the highest average which should be calculated by dividing total_value by total_num_votes.
How can I do the division in the query to get the result with the highest average: ( total_value / total_num_votes )
I'm guessing it should look something like this:
SELECT ( total_value / total_num_votes ) as average FROM ratings ORDER BY average LIMIT 1
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