I have never written a DISTINCT query before, I have tried a couple of options but not sure what I am doing with it,
I want it to limit but I need other fields, and so I must have something wrong here. I tried to put the select distinct and the columns needed but then it returned the full list again, so I knew that was wrong, so tried to select it in two rows but still not right, did try to find examples out on the web but no luck so back to you all
this was my last attempt and obviously wrong:
SELECT dbo_claim_charges.charge_id, dbo_claim_charges.enc_id, dbo_claim_charges.create_timestamp,
SELECT DISTINCT dbo_claim_charges.claim_id,
FROM dbo_claim_charges;
thank you for help
Patty
---In MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com, <pattykf@...> wrote :
I have a table (I did not design it) that has a field called claim_id, charge_id, enc_id plus others
the claim_id and enc_id become duplicate rows due to charge_id having multiple charges on the same claim/encounter. How can I pull the data from this table where I would only get the claim_id/enc_id to show up unduplicated?
thank you
Patty
Posted by: pattykf@cox.net
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