I have a table with Destino and Tronco, Fecha and I need to group the Destino and Tronco that repeats
SELECT Destino ,Tronco ,Count(*) AS Countrows FROM Hist_LDS WHERE Fecha = '2020-10-28' GROUP BY Destino ,Tronco HAVING COUNT(*) > 1
The result is empty but if I Select without the counting this goes out
SELECT Destino ,Tronco FROM Hist_LDS WHERE Fecha = '2020-10-28'
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Answer
Do you mean that EITHER the Destino or Tronco repeat? What you’re currently doing is looking for a repeating of the combination of the two of them – which doesn’t exist in your sample data list.
If so, see if the following returns what you are after.
If not, please provide sample data including records you think should appear in you initial query.
--Identify duplicated Tronco values select Tronco, Count(*) As Countrows INTO #TRONCO From Hist_LDS Where Fecha='2020-10-28' GROUP BY Tronco HAVING COUNT (*)>1 --Identify duplicated Destino values select Destino, Count(*) As Countrows INTO #DESTINO From Hist_LDS Where Fecha='2020-10-28' GROUP BY DESTINO HAVING COUNT (*)>1 --Identify records from initial table where Destino or Tronco were repeated select Destino, Tronco, Count(*) As Countrows From Hist_LDS Where Fecha='2020-10-28' AND (Destino in (SELECT destino from #DESTINO) OR Tronco in (SELECT tronco from #TRONCO))