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I am trying to get a result where field1 and field2 are not duplicates. I am able to do this by using SELECT DISTINCT field1, field2. Now I want to join a table to the result on the id fields that represent each row. How can I do that? Adding the id field to the select clause changes the result because it is included in the DISTINCT qualifier.

 

Thanks for any help.

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