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phone
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Posted on 01-10-19 8:47
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I have a table with multiple duplicate values. It has 2 columns: FirstName and LastName . Now I want to select only unique values without using Distinct function. Please help. Thanks
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Lee_St
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Posted on 01-10-19 9:20
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You could use Group by or Union, something like below Select FirstName, LastName, count(*) as Count from Name Group by FirstName, LastName Having Count(*) = 1
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Posted on 01-11-19 9:47
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Thank you Lee_St Almost close but I need 1 unique value from the duplicate value as well. For example:- FirstName LastName A B A B In this case I need the answer only 1 FirstName A and LastName B Using above query removes both A and B.
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Posted on 01-11-19 3:02
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Select FirstName, LastName from Name Group by FirstName, LastName
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Posted on 01-11-19 3:27
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Do not use having clause.
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Posted on 01-14-19 12:37
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