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Add FETCH FIRST ROW ONLY to the end of your SELECT statement.

"Darryl Freinkel" <dfreinkel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a SELECT statement that returns more than 1 record for a
invoice. The
file can have 1 to many invoice records with the same invoice number.



I need a way to limit the select, to read only one of those invoice
records.



There is a solution using LIMIT, but I cannot get that to work.



Example:



Select * from table1 T1 where T1.INVOICE in

(Select T2.Invoice from table2 T2 where T1.Invoice = T2.invoice LIMIT
1)



TIA



Darryl Freinkel



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