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Hi Michael
Not tested, but try this
select Field1, min(Field2)
group by Field1
order by field1
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Things like this confuse me until someone shows me how simple it is. :)
This
is what I want to do:
with temp as (select * from michael/myduptable) select * from temp having
min(field2)
Here's the data:
FIELD1 FIELD2
1 ONE
2 TWOA
2 TWOB
3 THREE
4 FOURA
4 FOURB
4 FOURC
I want this:
1 ONE
2 TWOA
3 THREE
4 FOURA
I'm using a CTE table because the select that makes myduptable (in real
life) is complex, and I thought this would make it easier. Best holiday
wishes to anyone that can give me the answer. :)
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