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Jason Bailey
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Steve, That does group things together, as one would expect with a group statement, but using my example above, I want no rows with duplicate CUST_NUM values. In the above example, there are three rows with a CUST_NUM value of 4424 (Mary) and two rows with a CUST_NUM value of 3456 (John). I'd like to consolidate those results so that I'm only getting one row for 4424 (Mary) and only one row for 3456 (John). In a PostgreSQL or MySQL world, a 'SELECT DISTINCT' would do the trick. The problem is that (as I understand it), because OpenEdge thinks in terms of rows and not data sets, it just doesn't process this way. Does that make sense?
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