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Thanks to all for your answer (including Duncan that has replied to my
private mailbox), but I think all of them are thinking of removing rows
that have one field that is repeated in other rows.
My problem is that the WHOLE row is repeated, so I have to find
something like this:
FIELDS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Row 1 my car is blue and very fast *
Row 2 your car is green and quite fast
Row 3 my car is blue and very fast *
Row 4 my car is blue and very big
Row 5 my car is red and very fast
Row 6 my car is blue and very fast *
* Totally duplicated rows
What do you think about making a query trying to get only the no
duplicated rows, insert them in a temporary table and after deleting all
the rows from the original table reinsert the temporary table's rows
into the empty one?? Perhaps is a little bit silly, but it's the only
way I see....
Thanks once again.
Josep Sànchez
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