Alexander Ordonez wrote:
>
> Hi gurus,
> I need detect and delete duplicate rows in any table, somebody helpme
> thanks!!!
>
> @lex
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> Lic. Alexander Ord��ez Arroyo
> Caja Costarricense del Seguro Social
> Soporte T�cnico - Divisi�n de Inform�tica
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Check the EXCEPTIONS clause of the ALTER TABLE ... ADD CONSTRAINT
command. Create an EXCEPTIONS table, create a unique constraint on the
columns which *should* be unique, then proceed as follows :
create table nodup
as select distinct * from <my_table>
where rowid in (select row_id from exceptions
where table_name = upper('<my_table>');
(I dislike distinct but sometimes ... :-))
delete <my_table>
where rowid in (select row_id from exceptions
where table_name = upper('<my_table>');
insert into <my_table>
select * from nodup;
drop table nodup;
truncate table exceptions;
and go on with the next table. Write a script which takes a parameter
for all this part, no need to retype it each time.
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