DuckDB Check Duplicate Rows Query

This snippet demonstrates how to count the number of duplicate rows in a DuckDB table using a SQL query.

-- Count duplicate rows in the 'train' table
SELECT COUNT(*) - COUNT(DISTINCT columns(*))
FROM train;

This query works by:

1. Counting all rows using COUNT(*)
2. Subtracting the count of distinct rows using COUNT(DISTINCT *)
3. The result is the number of duplicate rows

You can replace ‘train’ with the name of your specific table to check for duplicates in other tables.

Note: This query can be computationally expensive for large tables, as it needs to check all columns for uniqueness.