Hi everyone,

I'm trying to create a menu that displays names where the number of rows in
the table is greater than 9 where certain other conditions also apply.

I've tried what seems like a hundred variations on this select statement but
I am not getting the results I want returned:

SELECT FullName, DiscType_ID, ReleaseType_ID FROM Track_Zero_View +
WHERE DiscType_ID IN
(1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,15,16,19,21,26,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,45) +
AND ReleaseType_ID NOT IN (1,4,10,11) +
GROUP BY FullName, DiscType_ID, ReleaseType_ID +
HAVING COUNT(*) > 9

What I'm getting is rows where either DiscType_ID is NOT in the list and/or
rows where ReleaseType_ID ARE in the list.
The count > 9 appears to be working in that I am NOT getting names where the
count is 9 or below.

For instance, I get rows where DiscType_ID is 14 and/or Release_Type is 1.

I only need the FullName returned (or its IdNum), the other two columns are
there to try and see what is happening.

If anybody has any ideas what I am doing wrong they would be greatly
appreciated,
Thanks in advance,
Regards, Alastair.


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