How to remove duplicates from Teradata table data?

In Teradata databases, there are two methods available for deduplicating table data.

1. Using the DISTINCT keyword: You can use the SELECT statement with the DISTINCT keyword to select unique records. Here is an example:

   SELECT DISTINCT column1, column2, ...

   FROM your_table;

In the example above, you need to replace `column1, column2, …` with the actual column names you want to deduplicate based on, and replace `your_table` with the actual table name from which you want to select data.

2. By using the QUALIFY clause and the ROW_NUMBER() function, you can select the first record in each group to achieve deduplication. Here is an example:

   SELECT column1, column2, ...

   FROM (

       SELECT column1, column2, ..., ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY column1, column2, ... ORDER 

       BY column1, column2, ...) AS row_num

       FROM your_table

   ) AS subquery

   WHERE row_num = 1;

In the example above, you need to replace `column1, column2, …` with the actual column names you want to deduplicate based on, and replace `your_table` with the actual table name from which you want to select data.

Both methods can be used to remove duplicate data in Teradata. The choice between the two will depend on your specific requirements and performance needs.

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