Hi Rolland,
Here the script for check the the duplicate row as per your email.
select ean from table_name where varutyp=3 group y ean
having count(ean) >1;
For deleting the duplicate rows :
delete table_name where ean in
(select ean from table_name group by ean having count(ean)>1)
and varutyp =3;
regards,
Bernardus Deddy Hoeydiono.
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Hallo,
I have this sql,
SELECT * FROM varukorgtmp
where varukorgid= 120 That makes the result of this testfile.xls
(See attached file: start.xls)
There are two values in EAN-field, which are the same
23324614 in row 2 and 3
Now I want in an sql script to check out which are the duplicates of EAN in
that table. Then then the script will check which is VARUTYP = 3, then
delete the record(s) which have VARUTYP =3.
So the result should be like this, with only two rows left in this case).
(See attached file: result.xls)
I would really appreciate if anyone could help me with this sql I have
tried several sql, but with no luck.
Thanks in advance
Roland
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