I want to find all users whose name appears at least twice in my User table. 'email' is a unique field, but the combination of 'firstName' and 'lastName' is not necessarily unique.
So far I have come up with the following query, which is very slow, and I am not even sure it is correct. Please let me know a better way to rewrite this.
SELECT CONCAT(u2.firstName, u2.lastName) AS fullName
FROM cpnc_User u2
WHERE CONCAT(u2.firstName, u2.lastName) IN (
SELECT CONCAT(u2.firstName, u2.lastName) AS fullNm
FROM cpnc_User u1
GROUP BY fullNm
HAVING COUNT(*) > 1
)
Also, note that the above returns the list of names that appear at least twice (I think so, anyway), but what I really want is the complete list of all user 'id' fields for these names. So each name, since it appears at least twice, will be associated with at least two primary key 'id' fields.
Thanks for any help! Jonah
SELECT u.*
FROM cpnc_User u JOIN
(
SELECT firstName, lastName
FROM cpnc_User
GROUP BY firstName, lastName
HAVING COUNT(*) > 1
) X on X.firstName = u.firstName AND x.lastName = u.lastName
ORDER BY u.firstName, u.lastName
There is no need to make up a concatenated field, just use the 2 fields separately
SELECT u.id, u.firstName, u.lastName
FROM cpnc_User u, (
SELECT uc.firstName, uc.lastName
FROM cpnc_User uc
GROUP BY uc.firstName, uc.lastName
HAVING count(*) > 1
) u2
WHERE (
u.firstName = u2.firstName
AND u.lastName = u2.lastName
)
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