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>Huh? I know, its a strange subject line. Here's my problem. Through something of a snafu we have about 600 records in a table that are improper duplicates of other records. We want to remove them. This would be easy with select distinct EXCEPT that one field "sequence" was provided to create a unique sequence number for each record. So, they are all distinct because they all have different sequence numbers. I can get around this by selecting into a cursor, deleting the sequence numbers, and then selecting dist from the cursor. This gives me the truly distinct records albeit without the sequence numbers. Now I need to put the original sequence numbers back. Any ideas on how to do this?
Can you do something like:
Select max(seqfield), field1, field2, field3, etc from table into cursor crsrname group by field1, field2, field3, etc
Will that give you your distinct records?
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