Getting Duplicates

  • I have this query that produces duplicate employees. They are in different companies (orglevel2) but same person.

    I need to check for duplicate (first and last name) and if it is a duplicate keep only the record with the latest date.

    WITH Max_Check_Date

    (Org2Code

    ,Empno

    ,PayDate)

    AS

    (select prgorglvl2

    ,eecempno

    ,max(prgpaydate) as paydate

    from empcomp ec

    inner join payreg pr

    on eeceeid = prgeeid

    where ec.eecemplstatus in ('A','L')

    and prgcheckamt + prgddamt <> 0

    group by prgorglvl2

    ,eecempno

    )

    select prgorglvl2

    ,eepnamefirst

    ,eepnamelast

    ,eepnamemiddle

    ,eecempno

    ,prgpaydate

    ,sum(prgcheckamt) Chk_Amt

    ,sum(prgddamt) DDA_Amt

    ,case

    when sum(prgcheckamt) > 0 and sum(prgddamt) = 0

    then 'CHK'

    when sum(prgddamt) > 0 and sum(prgcheckamt) = 0

    then 'DDA'

    else 'BOTH'

    end

    from emppers ep

    inner join empcomp ec

    on eepeeid = eeceeid

    inner join payreg pr

    on eeceeid = prgeeid

    inner join Max_Check_Date cte

    on cte.empno = pr.prgempno and

    cte.paydate = pr.prgpaydate

    where ec.eecemplstatus in ('A','L')

    and prgcheckamt + prgddamt <> 0

    and EepNameLast like '%kaiser'

    group by prgorglvl2

    ,eepnamefirst

    ,eepnamelast

    ,eepnamemiddle

    ,eecempno

    ,prgpaydate

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  • I was just trying to figure out if there was a question.

  • Sorry.

    Is there a way to eliminate the duplicate Employees, taking only the latest prgpaydate in the CTE?

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