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  | |  | any select statement like uniq in unix | any select statement like uniq in unix 2004-03-15 - By Victoria Reznichenko
Back "Jan Blomqvist " <jan.blomqvist@(protected) > wrote:
> Hi! Is there a select statement , wich works like the command uniq in unix,
> if I shall list a table with a column wich for example is telephonenumber
> and the same number occurs like 1000 times, and I wan,t i present just once
> and also the count how many times it occurs in the table.
>
It 's possible with COUNT() function and GROUP BY clause:
SELECT telephonenumber, COUNT(*) FROM table GROUP BY telephonenumber;
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