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Hi everybody I need help on finding duplicates and deleting the duplicate record depending on name and fname , deleting the duplicates and leaving only the first one.

my PERSON table is this below:

ID name fname ownerid id2

1 a b
2 c c
3 e f
4 a b 1 10
5 c c 2 11

I have this query below that returns records 1 and 4 and 2 and 5 since they have the same name and fname

select * from ( Select name ,fname, count(1) as cnt from PERSON group by
name,Fname ) where cnt > 1


ID name fname ownerid id2

1 a b
4 a b 1 10

2 c c
5 c c 2 11


With this result I need to delete the second record of each group but update the first records with the ownerid and id2 of the second record that would be deleted... I don't know how to proceed with this..

thanks
alex

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