I have the below table CatItemLink with the records in it:
ID CatID ItemID
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ADBFBEFE-11F4-4CF0-A889-BBC9358CCF57 A411277E-0873-4323-B016-63F4DFA664C2 B66A47DF-A0E3-4D41-88E9-0B0CB27085D7
->E212A458-E5E2-4D77-B618-425082CFD8D2 A411277E-0873-4323-B016-63F4DFA664C2 B66A47DF-A0E3-4D41-88E9-0B0CB27085D7
D071B1C1-7296-4BCA-8AD3-8495704BF679 A411277E-0873-4323-B016-63F4DFA664C2 E288327C-15BF-4B01-BD37-0B6AD5365966
->B4F59516-2D85-4E2A-8FE4-3EDA27C3DA4F A411277E-0873-4323-B016-63F4DFA664C2 E288327C-15BF-4B01-BD37-0B6AD5365966
->F3FB6BA5-79EC-4FC5-899E-24FA9F8DFF25 A411277E-0873-4323-B016-63F4DFA664C2 E288327C-15BF-4B01-BD37-0B6AD5365966
CF3FBD01-4445-4A72-AD1A-BF397970AEFC BFB76F3D-4F06-4200-925D-1968666741A3 E288327C-15BF-4B01-BD37-0B6AD5365966
ID is a primary key. [CatID,ItemID] should have been a unique index, but the DBO did not specify that index. How to delete/select the records marked with -> meaning there will be only one ItemID per CatID.
(ItemID can be found with different CatID and this is ok).
I have a solution that uses SET ROWCOUNT but I want to have an alternative.
;WITH x AS
(
SELECT ID, rn = ROW_NUMBER() OVER
(PARTITION BY CatID, ItemID ORDER BY ID)
FROM dbo.CatItemLink
)
DELETE x WHERE rn > 1;
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