>Using the following code I could Get the number of counts for Duplicate records. But How do I delete the Duplicate entries, i.e I just want to keep the one single entry for my account Number, Preferebly the last one.
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>SELECT Accountno As Account_No,COUNT( * ) AS DupCount;
>  FROM New_master ;
>  INTO CURSOR Duplicates ;
>  GROUP BY Accountno ;
>  HAVING DupCount > 1 
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>I tried Select * from New_master UNION Select * from New_master . But It didn't worked.

Assuming these records have a primary key and that key is used to link account numbers to transactions, you must be careful that the "duplicates" you delete have no links to the transactions. Failure to do so would leave "orphan" transactions.

I recommend that, instead of trying to accomplish this purge in a sequel statement, you write a program that scans the duplicate candidates and examines possible relationships and corrects them.

Hope this helps,

Ken