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Subject: Re: COUNT(*) to find records which have a certain number of
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T E Schmitz <mailreg@numerixtechnology.de> writes:

> SELECT
> BRAND_NAME,MODEL_NAME
...
> intersect
...

Huh, I never think of the set operation solutions. I'm curious how it compares
speed-wise.

-- 
greg