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So really, you aren't interested in the plant number (since the requirement is that both plants must have a record). In this case, you are only interested in the ASNs that appear more than once. It seem be simplistic, but Grouping and Count(*) work great for this kind of stuff: Select ASN, Count(*) as Count from yourtable group by ASN having Count(*) > 1 This is, of course, assuming that the Plant number/ASN combination are unique.
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