PERFORMING variousJOIN functions(such as INNER JOIN or OUTER JOIN) demands performing JOIN operations and can provide a performance boost for a query. Get the wherewithal JOIN type to get rid of duplicates and the performance increase giving heed to the data retrieval. Outer Join: Still, you sh...
I'm going to guess that you are probably trying to get rid of duplicates, in which case you probably want DISTINCT and to omit the GROUP BY statement. Hope this helps, if not get back to me Marc Upvote 0 Downvote Sep 20, 2002 Thread starter #3 tman24m Programmer May 21, 2001 ...
Don't do it unless you really need to get rid of duplicates! DISTINCT means that results are generated and then sorted.Figure 6–17. DISTINCTIn addition, DISTINCT can serve as a cover-up for "broken" queries. Don't reach for a DISTINCT every time you get multiples instead of singles. ...
The Problem – Removing Duplicates in SQL Let’s say you have a table with some data in it. You’ve found out that there is some duplicate data in this table. And you want to get rid of the duplicates. The way you define duplicate data could be dependant on your data. Is it a du...
Well, if duplicate rows are eliminated earlier on in the processing of a query, then it means that the rest of the processing of the query will be more efficient because there will presumably be less rows to perform the rest of processing on, since the duplicates have already been ...
And get rid of duplicates. Rob Message was edited by: Rob Burbank Reply Former Member In response to Former Member 2006 Jan 25 9:04 PM 0 Kudos 2,251 SAP Managed Tags: ABAP Development Hi Rob.. Yes.. the users upload the values from a file. They choose upload option in...
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So if you request all line items AND the parent "orderID" (exactly what your query is doing) of course the same "orderID" will appear multiple times. It will appear once for each of its line items. But they are not duplicates. ie OrderID, OrderLineID, [5] [1] item x ......
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