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Re: SQL: How to get number of records (based on a prefix)
WITH T1 AS (
SELECT DISTINCT ITEMNUMBER, SUBSTR(SITEID,1,1) AS SUBGROUP
FROM ROB/PV)
SELECT ITEMNUMBER, COUNT(*) AS THECOUNT
FROM T1
GROUP BY ITEMNUMBER
....+....1....+....2....+..
ITEMNUMBER THECOUNT
NHZF500-051 3
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