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James
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I think you want to pursue it like this:

    with part1 as (
    select groupid, count(distinct typecode) as typecount from testtable
    group by groupid),

    part2 as (
    select groupid, count(distinct typecode) as typecount
    from yourdata
    group by groupid)

    select p1.groupid, p1.typecount
    from part1 p1
    inner join part2 p2 on p1.groupid = p2.groupid and p1.typecount = p2.typecount

Try rewriting your query as 2 datasets, then see if they match.

I think you want to pursue it like this:

    with part1 as (
    select groupid, count(distinct typecode) as typecount from testtable
    group by groupid)

    part2 as (
    select groupid, count(distinct typecode) as typecount
    from yourdata
    group by groupid)

    select p1.groupid, p1.typecount
    from part1 p1
    inner join part2 p2 on p1.groupid = p2.groupid and p1.typecount = p2.typecount

Try rewriting your query as 2 datasets, then see if they match.

I think you want to pursue it like this:

    with part1 as (
    select groupid, count(distinct typecode) as typecount from testtable
    group by groupid),

    part2 as (
    select groupid, count(distinct typecode) as typecount
    from yourdata
    group by groupid)

    select p1.groupid, p1.typecount
    from part1 p1
    inner join part2 p2 on p1.groupid = p2.groupid and p1.typecount = p2.typecount

Try rewriting your query as 2 datasets, then see if they match.

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James
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I think you want to pursue it like this:

    with part1 as (
    select groupid, count(distinct typecode) as typecount from testtable
    group by groupid)

    part2 as (
    select groupid, count(distinct typecode) as typecount
    from yourdata
    group by groupid)

    select p1.groupid, p1.typecount
    from part1 p1
    inner join part2 p2 on p1.groupid = p2.groupid and p1.typecount = p2.typecount

Try rewriting your query as 2 datasets, then see if they match.