Need a sql query: retrive all duplicate records in table
Answer Posted / chiranjeevi ch
let us assume we have some duplicate records in sample table
and we can identify duplicates with eid.
The the query looks like this.
Select * from sample
where eid=any
(select eid from sample having count(eid)>1 group by eid);
Note: This should be used SQl .. but i never tried in as400
when ever it is necessary means i use following sql
statement in as400 .......
select * from sample where eid=111
it displays all duplicate records related to 111
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