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alex
Hello Experts,
I have a table with four columns and 3000 distinct records.
One of the aforementioned columns is named case_number with many
duplicates in that column.
I created a query to count the number of distinct case_numbers within
the column (something that I do all the time w/ SQL in ORACLE).
E.g.,
select count(distinct(case_number))
from table_1;
Access, however, returns a count of all case_numbers, including
duplicates.
I created this workaround:
SELECT Count(case_number) AS COUNT
FROM [select distinct case_number
FROM table_1]. AS [table_1];
I'm wondering why Access won't conduct a count of distinct records on
a particular row (using the first example). Is there something I'm
doing wrong? Thanks for any help.
alex
I have a table with four columns and 3000 distinct records.
One of the aforementioned columns is named case_number with many
duplicates in that column.
I created a query to count the number of distinct case_numbers within
the column (something that I do all the time w/ SQL in ORACLE).
E.g.,
select count(distinct(case_number))
from table_1;
Access, however, returns a count of all case_numbers, including
duplicates.
I created this workaround:
SELECT Count(case_number) AS COUNT
FROM [select distinct case_number
FROM table_1]. AS [table_1];
I'm wondering why Access won't conduct a count of distinct records on
a particular row (using the first example). Is there something I'm
doing wrong? Thanks for any help.
alex