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if suppose i am having an ACCOUNT table with 3 coloumns ACC.
NO,ACC. NAME,ACC. AMOUNT . If a unique index is also
defined on ACC.NO and ACC.NAME then write a query to
retrieve account holders records who have more than 1 ACC.

Question Posted / mainframe.rahulz

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if suppose i am having an ACCOUNT table with 3 coloumns ACC. NO,ACC. NAME,ACC. AMOUNT . If a uniqu..

Answer / ram prajapati

sir,
is it possible to have duplicate values for a uniquely
defined column.........or ... is it possible to define a
unique index on a column which is not having unique value?
plz help me out..

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if suppose i am having an ACCOUNT table with 3 coloumns ACC. NO,ACC. NAME,ACC. AMOUNT . If a uniqu..

Answer / mallikarjun

select distinct ACC.NO,
ACC. NAME,
ACC. AMOUNT

from account
where acc.name in
( select distinct acc.name
from account
group by acc.name
where count(acc.no) > 1)

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if suppose i am having an ACCOUNT table with 3 coloumns ACC. NO,ACC. NAME,ACC. AMOUNT . If a uniqu..

Answer / s

For this scenario duplicate records will not exist in the
table as the index has been defined on the 2 primary keys.

Hence the answer is we can't pull the account holders
having more than 1 account

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if suppose i am having an ACCOUNT table with 3 coloumns ACC. NO,ACC. NAME,ACC. AMOUNT . If a uniqu..

Answer / suleman

Try this one


select ACC.NO,ACC.NAME
FROM ACCOUNT
group by ACC.NO
HAVING COUNT(*) > 1

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if suppose i am having an ACCOUNT table with 3 coloumns ACC. NO,ACC. NAME,ACC. AMOUNT . If a uniqu..

Answer / lol

select ACC.NO||ACC.Name from ACCOUNT having count(acc.no||acc.name) >1

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if suppose i am having an ACCOUNT table with 3 coloumns ACC. NO,ACC. NAME,ACC. AMOUNT . If a uniqu..

Answer / ratheesh nellikkal

Hi All,

Here u already have a unique index defined on ACC.NO and ACC.NAME feilds.
Unique index will not allow more than one value for this particular field (Correct me if I am wrong).
Then hw can we get more that one a/c no for a person in this scenario ?

So the answer will be, u can not store more than one a/c number for a person since u have a unique indexes on these table.

Regards,
Ratheesh Nellikal

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if suppose i am having an ACCOUNT table with 3 coloumns ACC. NO,ACC. NAME,ACC. AMOUNT . If a uniqu..

Answer / rihaan

Thanks a lot Mr.Mallikarjun but the inner query u wrote
alone does the work.
kindly check it up

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if suppose i am having an ACCOUNT table with 3 coloumns ACC. NO,ACC. NAME,ACC. AMOUNT . If a uniqu..

Answer / anandrao

please try this solution also

select count(*),ACC.NO
FROM ACCOUNT
group by ACC.NO
HAVING COUNT(*) > 1

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