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Sep 6, 2007

In the FLAT FILE source, I have to find the duplicate rows based on the two fields say, "bill number" & "invoice date".

The rows within flat file has like "bill number" which is duplicated on the same "invoice date".

If duplicate rows found then move the duplicate rows into another Flat File.

If not found then move the rows into Sql Server Table.

Pls provide the solution. Thank you

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I would like to locate duplicate rows within a specific table. This table has 12 diffrent rows.

BASENO - POSITION - SEQ - PROD -STYL - DESCR - FIELD01 THRU FIELD05 - VALUE01 THRU VALUE05 - FORMTYPE - ANSWER

I have been playing with the following query but can't seem to get it perfect to locate my dups within sql. Can someone help me with the querry?

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Code Snippet
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Code Snippet
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