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I think...

select date, item, warehouse, count(date)
from file
group by date, item, warehouse
having count(date) > 1

On 2021-12-22 09:46, gio.cot via RPG400-L wrote:

Hi All

I have a table with this data

Date -Inventory item -Warehouse -Price

Example

2021-12-01 K001 001 123,45

2021-12-01 K001 001 123,45

2021-12-03 K001 001 223,00 <--

2021-12-03 K001 001 123,45 <--

2021-12-10 K001 002 321,45

2021-12-10 K001 002 321,45

2021-12-13 X002A 001 500,98 <--

2021-12-13 X002A 001 555,98 <--

I would need with Sql, estract the Date -Inventory item -Warehouse of the
item that in the same day have different price;

result should be:

2021-12-03 K001 001

2021-12-13 X002A 001

How can get this result with SQL ? i'm run V7R2

Thanks in advance

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