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Subject: Not showing repeating fields.

Subject: Not showing repeating fields.

2007-11-05       - By Jamessketch

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Hello,

I have a table that looks like this:

vehicle  |   type    |   color
car         mercedes   blue
boat       croater     silver
plane      airbus       red
car         volvo        green
car         BMW         white

and when I you the SELECT statement to write down just vehicles is shows car
boat plane car car.
How can I have it in a way where repeating ones will NOT be shown? So I
would have written just car boat plane.

Thank you in advance.
James
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