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 How To Delete Duplicate Value Keeping One Record In A Table ?
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 10 Sep 2007 14:29
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 Add a new "identity" column to the table. Assign sequential numbers to the identity column based on having the data sorted by the column that you want to eliminate duplicates in. Execute a delete statement that deletes records where the count of the duplicate value is > 0 and the value of the identity column is an odd number. The even numbered duplicates will remain in your database.
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