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ejaboneta

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I'm trying to make a "find duplicates" script. My query counts how many rows each "firstname lastname" combination is in the database. I want to only retrieve rows with more than one count. I get an unknown 'counter' column error when I run it. How can I get around this or is there a better way?

 

 

SELECT firstname, lastname, count( concat( firstname, lastname ) ) AS counter

FROM leads

WHERE `counter` > 1

GROUP BY concat( firstname, lastname )

ORDER BY `counter` DESC

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Thanks! But just in case anyone looks to this post for help... HAVING should go after GROUP BY....

 SELECT firstname, lastname, count( concat( firstname, lastname ) ) AS counter
FROM leads
GROUP BY concat( firstname, lastname )
HAVING counter >1
ORDER BY `counter` DESC
LIMIT 0 , 30 

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