MS SQL Server MSEQ - Find Duplicate Data

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Find Duplicate Data

Travis

2005-08-03, 3:23 am

Hi ,

Can someone help me to build a query base on :
SELECT Full_Name,FLT_ID, FLT_DT_ID,PNR_ID

Where Full_Name,FLT_ID, FLT_DT_ID is duplicate in the same table

Thank You very much
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Travis Tan

Hugo Kornelis

2005-08-03, 8:24 pm

On Wed, 3 Aug 2005 00:23:02 -0700, Travis wrote:

>Hi ,
>
> Can someone help me to build a query base on :
> SELECT Full_Name,FLT_ID, FLT_DT_ID,PNR_ID
>
> Where Full_Name,FLT_ID, FLT_DT_ID is duplicate in the same table
>
>Thank You very much

SELECT a.Full_Name, a.FLT_ID, a.FLT_FT_ID, a.PNR_ID
FROM MyTable AS a
INNER JOIN MyTable AS b
ON b.Full_Name = a.Full_Name
AND b.FLT_ID = a.FLT_ID
AND b.FLT_FT_ID = a.FLT_FT_ID
AND b.PNR_ID <> a.PNR_ID

or

SELECT a.Full_Name, a.FLT_ID, a.FLT_FT_ID, a.PNR_ID
FROM MyTable AS a
WHERE EXISTS
(SELECT *
FROM MyTable AS b
WHERE b.Full_Name = a.Full_Name
AND b.FLT_ID = a.FLT_ID
AND b.FLT_FT_ID = a.FLT_FT_ID
AND b.PNR_ID <> a.PNR_ID)

or

SELECT a.Full_Name, a.FLT_ID, a.FLT_FT_ID, a.PNR_ID
FROM MyTable AS a
INNER JOIN (SELECT Full_Name, FLT_ID, FLT_FT_ID
FROM MyTable
GROUP BY Full_Name, FLT_ID, FLT_FT_ID
HAVING COUNT(*) > 1) AS b
ON b.Full_Name = a.Full_Name
AND b.FLT_ID = a.FLT_ID
AND b.FLT_FT_ID = a.FLT_FT_ID

Try them all in your database to see which one gives the best
performance.

Disclaimer: All queries above are untested, since you didn't provide
CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements to test them on.

Best, Hugo
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