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Danny
Hi.
I have a dataset which is the result of a merge operation from several
source datasets (via the Merge method). Problem is that I dont control the
source datasets and I need to ensure that I dont get duplicate results in
the final (merged) dataset. I have a primary key on a columns on the tables
in all datasets so I can enforce a constraint on that. However, I want to
prune the results of duplicates, rather than failing outright. Effectively,
I want the equivalent of a "SELECT DISTINCT" SQL statement.
How do I do this? How do I quickly prune duplicate results to return only
distinct rows?
Thanks!
-Danny-
I have a dataset which is the result of a merge operation from several
source datasets (via the Merge method). Problem is that I dont control the
source datasets and I need to ensure that I dont get duplicate results in
the final (merged) dataset. I have a primary key on a columns on the tables
in all datasets so I can enforce a constraint on that. However, I want to
prune the results of duplicates, rather than failing outright. Effectively,
I want the equivalent of a "SELECT DISTINCT" SQL statement.
How do I do this? How do I quickly prune duplicate results to return only
distinct rows?
Thanks!
-Danny-