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DISTINCT Clause
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DISTINCT Clause
DISTINCT is a clause that removes duplicate rows from a result table. It is used in many
search conditions and in the SELECT statement.
See SELECT Statement
on page S-18 or the entry for a specific search condition (for
example, AVG or SUM) for more information.
DML (Data Manipulation Language) Statements
A DML statement is used to select, update, insert, or delete rows in one or more tables.
The following table summarizes the DML statements.