>SELECT cfieldname, count(*) AS dup_num ;
> FROM ctable ;
> GROUP BY cfieldname ;
> HAVING count(*) > 1 ;
> INTO CURSOR ctempfile
Ranjit,

Out of curiosity, why the HAVING clause? By definition there will always be at least one record for each value of the field being grouped on. Doesn;t the HAVING clause just slow things down without improving anything, or am I missing something here?