Re: Listing Duplicate Rows
Posted by:
Ray Rose
Date: March 24, 2005 04:32PM
For reporting purposes. I am dealing with workers compensation codes and I need to find duplicates workers compensation codes which may have more than a single hazard group assigned to it and are non-excluded.
Here's an example I came up with which I was trying to put into a sub-select:
SELECT wc_code FROM wc_codes WHERE excluded='N' GROUP BY wc_code HAVING COUNT(wc_code)>1
This pulls all WC Codes which are found more than once and are non-excluded workers compensation codes. I was tring to combine a sub-select like this:
SELECT wc_code, hazard_group, state FROM wc_codes WHERE wc_code = (SELECT wc_code FROM wc_codes GROUP BY wc_code HAVING COUNT(wc_code)>1)
My version of MySQL (4.0.22) will not accept this though. :-(
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