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MS AccessEliminating Duplicates with SQL SELECT DISTINCT
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Published: 11th Jan 2006 |
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Add CommentFiled in: MS AccessEliminate Duplicates with SQL SELECT DISTINCT: When you are
working with the SQL SELECT statement, you will more than likely come
across duplicate rows when viewing your query results. This should cause
no real problems, and by using the SQL DISTINCT keyword in your SELECT
statement you will be able to remove all duplicate rows from your query
results.
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