>A select like this will return all the uniques values of NoMember:
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>

>SELECT Client.NoMember
> FROM Client
> WHERE Client.Active=1
> GROUP BY Client.NoMember
>

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>Now, let's assume the goal is to obtain the count.
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>The following would not work:
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>SELECT COUNT(*) AS RecordCount
> FROM Client
> WHERE Client.Active=1
> GROUP BY Client.NoMember
>

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>...as it will return all records related to the group and that the GROUP BY itself.
>
>In my example, I have 19 records for the same member. So, the first select returns one record saying that Client.NoMember found is 1. The second select returns a count of 19.
>
>What would be the best approach to count over the group by? Basically, I would like to obtain 1 as all those 19 records are from the same member.

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