user3931836 :
I need an SQL query to do the following task:
I have two columns. Column 'foo' and column 'bar'.
The query needs to return results if and only if column 'foo' has different values but 'bar' has the same values.
For example:
Foo Bar
---------------------
1 John
1 Lee
2 James
3 Robin <- the value '3' needs to be returned
3 Sally
1 Peter
1 John
4 Brian
2 Robin <- the value '2' needs to be returned
If I was to run the query on the above dataset, then both rows indicated withe arrows above would be returned, because 'bar' is the same on both rows, but 'foo' is different.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Gordon Linoff :
You can do what you want using exists:
select t.*
from t
where exists (select 1
from t t2
where t2.bar = t.bar and t2.foo <> t.foo
);
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