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Using Distinct

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FengShui1998 (MIS)
25 May 12 13:53
Hello,

In Table A, I have a column called OwnerID that is unique. In Table B, I have multiple records of different OwnerIDs and purchases.

I'd like to list the distinct OwnerID from Table B and match them with Table A.

THanks ahead,

fengshui1998
gmmastros (Programmer)
25 May 12 14:47
I don't understand your question. Are you trying to find all OwnerId's that have at least one row in TableB?

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markros (Programmer)
25 May 12 15:23
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select OwnerID from TableA A where exists (select 1 from TableB B where B.OwnerID = A.OwnerId)

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