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I don't see what DISTINCT buys you as you are already guaranteeing unique Plan by using GROUP BY. Loyd's post also included ORDER BY which is nice as it can list the output from highest count to lowest count, i.e. SELECT Plan, COUNT(*) FROM the_file GROUP BY Plan ORDER BY 2 Elvis -----Original Message----- Subject: RE: SQL Optimizer Issue I did not realize there was a distinct() function, very handy. In case anyone else out there is trying to run this, to get the query below to run I needed to do. Select distinct(plan), count(*) from the_file Group by plan Chris -----Original Message----- Subject: RE: SQL Optimizer Issue Even better: Select distinct(plan), count(*) from the_file Optionally: ... order by 2 desc Loyd Goodbar
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