Create a new empty table except set the fields that you don''t want duplicated as primary key and then dump the entire table from old to new and all the duplicated records will get bumped out as ...

The result set that is returned from that call looks like this: As you can see, the correct number of records for each group is returned but the second column value is the same for each row.

Hello, I've got a bit of an unusual request, I want to create some duplicate rows in a SQL Server table. We have a WorkOrders table that has our customer orders in it. Every order has a WOID ...