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darma teja
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sql query
Mar 1 2015 4:42 PM
Hi all,
I have a table like this:
Table1
id
name
comment
1
test
null
2
test1
abc
3
test1
def
4
TEST2
abc
5
test3
abc
6
test3
def
7
TEST4
abc
I would like to get all rows
1. where comment='null'
2. if name (Example: test1) has 'abc' and 'def' in comment column than show only where comment= 'def'
3. if name has only 'abc' than show that row
the output should be like this:
id
name
comment
1
test
null
2
test1
def
3
TEST2
abc
4
test3
def
5
TEST4
abc
How can I write the query for this scenario?
Thanks,
Darma
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