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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 @ 17:59:17 GMT
Create a "SET" table and then make an "insert into select" This will ignore dupes, but you will end up with a "SET" table. You may copy this to a "MULTISET" table again. This is to avoid "group by"'s, etc. in your query. They are more or less done internally. I am sure, that it is faster, to do the group by in your query. Christian
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