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On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 11:49 AM Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Still not clear what you want to do...
If two customers have the same distinct set of type/codes, you only want to
see the first customer?
He said customer number has nothing to do with combination ID. If you
look at *my* example (where customer numbers are multiples of 100), it
will be clearer.
The result he's asking for doesn't have any customer numbers in it,
only combination IDs, which apparently can just be sequential
numberings created as a by-product of the query.
Given the use case, it might be handy to have some way to map customer
numbers to combination IDs (multiple customers could have the same
combination ID), but that may be left for a separate exercise.
John Y.
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