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Hi Bob,

select subac00001, count(*) table1 group by subacc00001 having count(*)=1

JD

Bob Bledsoe
I have a file with field subac00001. I only want to select records that
have
no matching number in subac00001. for example from the records below i
would
only select 80989388. How do you do this with SQL?

subac00001     field2
80989121        80,989,129
80989121        80,989,130
80989388        80,989,392
80989409        80,989,414
80989409        80,989,415
80989428        80,989,436
80989428        80,989,437

Thanks, Bob B
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