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need help on having clause

 
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Hi

My objective is to identify records in a table where there is more than record with the same <col1,col2> combination.
Using the having clause, I can only check for one column right, how to get similar feature if I want to check on a combination
Please help

Thanks
Sridhar
 
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Hi Sridhar,

Please try out.

select * from table A where A.col1 = 'data' and A.col1=A.col2

or

select * from table A, table A1 where A.col1=A1.col2

Please reply with your feedback whether you meet your requirement or not.
 
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Something like that ?
 
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You should use self-join.
 
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