This isn't as easy as the title makes it out to sound. I have a table, which we will call Table1. Table one is structured like this;
Id (Primary Key, Unique Identity, Integer)
ID_2 (Foriegn Key, Integer)
Space1 (Integer)
Space2 (Integer)
Space3 (Integer)
Now, the Foriegn Key, ID_2, should only have on record in this table, but in some cases, it has multiple records, due to glitches in our network. I would like to select all the records where the foriegn key has more than one record. Can it be done? Thanks for any help.
Id (Primary Key, Unique Identity, Integer)
ID_2 (Foriegn Key, Integer)
Space1 (Integer)
Space2 (Integer)
Space3 (Integer)
Now, the Foriegn Key, ID_2, should only have on record in this table, but in some cases, it has multiple records, due to glitches in our network. I would like to select all the records where the foriegn key has more than one record. Can it be done? Thanks for any help.