Re: AW: how to use count in sql

That kind of instruction should do it (not tested)

Select RRN(clspaytpa),ORORD#, OTUSM, OTTRNC from clspaytpa where
concat(orord#, concat( otusm, ottrnc)) in

(
Select concat(orord#, concat(otusm, ottrnc))
From rklib/clspaytpa
Group By ORORD#, OTUSM, OTTRNC
Having Count(*) > 0
)

Paul




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To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 05/06/2015 13:41
Subject: Re: AW: how to use count in sql
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Birgitta's right. And I was going to suggest a link at lmgtfy...

Ok, does anyone know that next question we should expect?

No?

Ok, here it is: I now know that I have several duplicates. Is there any
way to get a list of just duplicate records, and their relative record
number?


Rob Berendt