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An SQL Challenge (it's a challenge for me anyway)
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Visual FoxPro
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00055877
Message ID:
00055883
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>I need to find potentially duplicate records in my membership database. The search needs to do the following:
>Look at all records with a system assigned ssn (our system assigned numbers start with "000") and compare them to all other records to check for people with the same last name living in the same city. I have created a subset table containing only the records with system assigned ssns, but I am sort of scratching my head as to what to do next. The main table is unavailable to me for esclusive use... should I copy it in order to create additional indexes to search on? Is there a single SQL statement that would take care of this? Thanks in advance for any help.


Try this SQL statement:

SELECT *, COUNT(*) AS NUMTIMES FROM membership GROUP BY SSN, CITY HAVING COUNT(*) > 1

Charles
Charles

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