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Answer by aRookieBIdev

Please remove the delete and try select query with the same where clause to check the resul it thats what you would like to delete. Thanks, Kannan

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Answer by Cyborg

A wild try DELETE EntryAttribute FROM EntryAttribute AS t1 INNER JOIN attributestring AS t2 on t1.attributeid = t2.attributeid and 2 = (SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT AttributeID FROM attributestring t3 WHERE...

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Answer by Leo

Try this - --Check First before you Delete to make sure you are going to delete the correct record SELECT A.* From EntryAttribute A INNER JOIN attributestring Y ON A.attributeid = = Y.attributeid AND...

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Answer by Kev Riley

Whilst I don't particularly like the query, without some data and schemas is difficult to get it 100% correct, but why are you joining to another table in the exists subqueries? Delete from...

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Answer by ozamora

My approach is to always try minimizing locks -- Dump the records to be delete into a temp SELECT A.entryid INTO #temp_delete From EntryAttribute A INNER JOIN attributestring Y ON A.attributeid = =...

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Answer by aRookieBIdev

Please remove the delete and try select query with the same where clause to check the resul it thats what you would like to delete. Thanks, Kannan

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Answer by Cyborg

A wild try DELETE EntryAttribute FROM EntryAttribute AS t1 INNER JOIN attributestring AS t2 on t1.attributeid = t2.attributeid and 2 = (SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT AttributeID FROM attributestring t3 WHERE...

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Answer by Leo

Try this - --Check First before you Delete to make sure you are going to delete the correct record SELECT A.* From EntryAttribute A INNER JOIN attributestring Y ON A.attributeid = = Y.attributeid AND...

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Answer by Kev Riley

Whilst I don't particularly like the query, without some data and schemas is difficult to get it 100% correct, but why are you joining to another table in the exists subqueries? Delete from...

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Answer by ozamora

My approach is to always try minimizing locks -- Dump the records to be delete into a temp SELECT A.entryid INTO #temp_delete From EntryAttribute A INNER JOIN attributestring Y ON A.attributeid = =...

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