Here's an example:
select table_name||column_name, count(table_name||column_name) from
sys.dba_tab_columns
group by table_name||column_name
Chris Rezek
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We have a table that may have partial duplicate rows. What select
statement do I write to return the partial duplicates?
table_name = MEM_INFO
MEM_ID
MEM_NAME
MEM_TIME
MEM_LAST
I am concerned about two rows having the same MEM_ID and MEM_NAME.
Having the same MEM_TIME and MEM_LAST is okay.
Thanks,
Chris
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