I may be over thinking but this has me stumped, I have a table with items and want to display only items that appear more than once. For example, item 14295 is in the table twice once in company 1 and again in company 2. The field are FFIITMN item, FFIIDE1 description and FFICMPN company. I want to identify these so that we can have someone clean up this table. I have tried the following:
SELECT FFIITMN, FFIIDE1, FFICMPN
FROM S2151BDW.PWRDTA.FFIITMAP
WHERE FFICMPN = ' 1' AND FFICMPN = ' 2'
ORDER BY FFIITMN
If you want to see all items present in multiple companies (or in one but multiple times), you could use something like this:
select
itm.*
FROM
S2151BDW.PWRDTA.FFIITMAP itm
join (
SELECT
FFIITMN,
count(*)
FROM
S2151BDW.PWRDTA.FFIITMAP
group by
FFIITMN
Having
count(*) > 1
) co on itm.FFIITMN = co.FFIITMN
ORDER BY itm.FFIITMN, itm.FFICMPN
Here inner query selects all items that are multiple, and outer query selects this items with respective companies.