i have a table with the columns below as
Emp_ID Address_ID Address_Line City Country
-------- --------- ----------- ------ ---------

Q: Display the Emp_ID's those having more than one
Address_ID

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i have a table with the columns below as Emp_ID Address_ID Address_Line City Country ..

Answer / gyana ranjan behera

simply write the sql query like

sql>select Emp_ID from table_name groupe by Address_ID
having count(Address_ID )>1;
this is working as per the requirement..i tested
that..thanx ..pls send responces and questions on my mail
id to discuss new situations.

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i have a table with the columns below as Emp_ID Address_ID Address_Line City Country ..

Answer / shashi

select Emp_ID from table_name groupe by Emp_ID
having count(Address_ID )>1;

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i have a table with the columns below as Emp_ID Address_ID Address_Line City Country ..

Answer / ajit

Try with this its working
SELECT name,addres FROM ADDR WHERE name IN
(SELECT name FROM ADDR
GROUP BY name
HAVING COUNT(ADDRES) >1)

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i have a table with the columns below as Emp_ID Address_ID Address_Line City Country ..

Answer / nithya

select Emp_ID from table_name group by Address_ID
having count(Address_ID )>1;

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i have a table with the columns below as Emp_ID Address_ID Address_Line City Country ..

Answer / vijayakumar

we need some sample data's ... then only we can able to write exact query....becoz here emp_id and address_id both are unique.. same data will not repeated....

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i have a table with the columns below as Emp_ID Address_ID Address_Line City Country ..

Answer / abc

select emp_id from table_name a where a.rowid < (select MAX
(rowid) from test b where b.address_id=a.address_id)

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i have a table with the columns below as Emp_ID Address_ID Address_Line City Country ..

Answer / nitin

SELECT EMP_ID FROM EMP_ADDRESS WHERE ADDRESS_ID IN
(SELECT ADDRESS_ID FROM EMP_ADDRESS
GROUP BY ADDRESS_ID
HAVING COUNT(ADDRESS_ID) >1)

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