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Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 18
OS: Win2000
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Hopefully this is the right forum. I have very limited programming skills. Problem: Have a Visual FoxPro table with records > 235,000. I need to delete duplicate records based on 2 fields: If the ID field has more than 1 entry from the same OP then delete duplicates; entries from different OPs to the same ID field are OK. Any information is appreciated.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Re: deleting duplicate records
46 views, no answer. a programmer at work showed me how. Here's the code he used if any are interested:
select *, upper(allt(op)) + '_' + upper(allt(id)) as op_id from "m:\inst\track.dbf" into table "m:\inst\New_1.dbf" select * from new_1 group by op_id order by op_id into table "m:\inst\new_2.dbf" |
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Coventry, UK
Posts: 1,876
OS: Vista, various linux distros
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Re: deleting duplicate records
Sorry for the lack of replys, i would have replied but i have no experience of foxpro nor am i an amazing database coder and can only just work out what's going on from your solution. Thanks for posting the solution =]
Cheers, Jamey |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 18
OS: Win2000
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Re: deleting duplicate records
no apology needed. have seen a few similar requests in asst forums. had a general idea of the logic but not how to do it. His code creates 2 new tables instead of deleting records. 2nd line of code works (I think) by grouping and ordering the 1st new table it copies only unique records into 2nd table.
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