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Re: Find non-unique "key" values via SQL

On 1/9/07, Alan Shore <AlanShore@xxxxxxxx> wrote:


select daCusN, count(*) from OPLOGDATA
    HAVING count(*) > 1
    group by daCusN



Boy, SQL's finicky with English usage, ain't it?  ;-)

Thanks for the tip, Alan.  Not sure why, but I had to switch the HAVING line
with the GROUP BY line to get it to work:

   select daCusN, count(*) from OPLOGDATA
       group by daCusN
       HAVING count(*) > 1

Thanks,
Dan

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