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Problem coding select in multiple tables
I am working on the following SQL select and I am having a mental block on how to get it fixed. I have two tables that I need to match on the codes in each table. If there is a just one record in Table1 with the same code as one record in table2 and both the date and name match then dont output those two records. Output all records if there are more than 1 record with the same code in each table. Below is some example data that is representive of a sample in the two tables and how the output should look based on that data:
Table1
code date name
aaaa 1/1/2003 billy bob
bbbb 2/2/2004 louis lewis
cccc 3/3/2005 joe crab
dddd 4/4/2006 mary little
eeee 5/5/2007 joe black
Table2
code date name
aaaa 2/2/2004 larry cole
aaaa 3/3/2005 nat king
bbbb 2/2/2004 louis lewis
cccc 3/3/2005 joe crab
cccc 6/6/2008 dennis jackson
dddd 7/7/2009 missy muffet
dddd 5/5/2007 joe black
eeee 8/8/2010 elton rocket
desired output results from select
aaaa 1/1/2003 billy bob aaaa 2/2/2004 larry cole
aaaa 1/1/2003 billy bob aaaa 3/3/2005 nat king
cccc 3/3/2005 joe crab cccc 3/3/2005 joe crab
cccc 3/3/2005 joe crab cccc 6/6/2008 dennis jackson
dddd 4/4/2006 mary little dddd 7/7/2009 missy muffet
dddd 4/4/2006 mary little dddd 7/7/2009 missy muffet
eeee 5/5/2007 joe black eeee 8/8/2010 elton rocket
Here is the select that I have so far:
select table1.rowid, table1_code, table1_date, table1_name,
table2.rowid, table2_code, table2_date, table2_name from table1, table2
where table1_code= table2_code
order by table1_code;
The above select gives me all records just fine, but does not eliminate single records that match. I tried using the Count(table1_code) > 1 and table2 code but I get a message about inproper grouping. Thanks
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