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I use SQL for this:
Select * from YOURFILE1
Except 
Select * from YOURFILE2;
BR
Leo
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Onderwerp: Best way to compare records
Is there a simple way to compare records in a file?
I need to find where a field changed and was wondering if there is a way
using SQL to identify changes?
I need to search several thousand records for where a field may have
changed.
I am harvesting the journals we have on all files.

Hoping I do not have to write code to achieve this.

TIA, Darryl Freinkel
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