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Favieri
Favieri

Reputation: 33

Delete duplicate records on SQL Server

I have a table with duplicate records, where I've already created a script to summarize the duplicate records with the original ones, but I'm not able to delete the duplicate records.

I'm trying this way:

DELETE FROM TB_MOVIMENTO_PDV_DETALHE_PLANO_PAGAMENTO
WHERE COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO IN (SELECT MAX(COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO) COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO 
                              FROM TB_MOVIMENTO_PDV_DETALHE_PLANO_PAGAMENTO
                              GROUP BY COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO)

The idea was to take the last record of each COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO and delete it, but this way all the records are being deleted, what am I doing wrong?

The table is structured as follows:

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I need to delete, for example, the second record of COD_MOVIMENTO = 405 with COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO = 9, there should only be one record of COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO different in each COD_MOVIMENTO

Upvotes: 0

Views: 110

Answers (3)

Esperento57
Esperento57

Reputation: 17462

In your comment you want remove duplicate rows with same COD_MOVIMENTO, COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO and VAL_TOTAL_APURADO, try this:

delete f1 from 
(
    SELECT *, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY COD_MOVIMENTO, COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO, VAL_TOTAL_APURADO ORDER BY COD_MOVIMENTO) rang
    FROM TB_MOVIMENTO_PDV_DETALHE_PLANO_PAGAMENTO
) f1
where f1.rang>1

Upvotes: 1

Carra
Carra

Reputation: 17964

Your delete statement will take the max() but even if you have only one record, it'll return a value.

Also note that your group by should be on COD_MOVIMENTO.

As a fix, make sure there are at least two items:

DELETE FROM TB_MOVIMENTO_PDV_DETALHE_PLANO_PAGAMENTO
WHERE COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO IN 
(SELECT MAX(COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO)COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO 
FROM TB_MOVIMENTO_PDV_DETALHE_PLANO_PAGAMENTO
WHERE cod_plano_pagamento in 
(select cod_plano_pagamento 
  from TB_MOVIMENTO_PDV_DETALHE_PLANO_PAGAMENTO 
  group by COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO
  having count(*) > 1)
GROUP BY COD_MOVIMENTO )

Upvotes: 1

Charlieface
Charlieface

Reputation: 71144

You can use an updatable CTE with row-numbering to calculate which rows to delete.

You may need to adjust the partitioning and ordering clauses, it's not clear exactly what you need.

WITH cte AS (
    SELECT *,
      rn = ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY COD_MOVIMENTO, COD_PLANO_PAGAMENTO ORDER BY (SELECT 1)
    FROM TB_MOVIMENTO_PDV_DETALHE_PLANO_PAGAMENTO mp
)
DELETE FROM cte
WHERE rn > 1;

Upvotes: 1

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