You could do a "select distinct" on your table and compare the number of returned records to the number of records in the table. You could also try a "select ... group by ... having count(field)>1" to give you a list of all records which have duplicates. Derren
[Mediocre talent - spread really thin]
Try plugging that statement directly into your database, and see what it returns.
Also, that doesn't return a "number of duplicate records".
It returns a dataset with counts and values of your duplicate records. Once you plug it straight into your database, you should see what I'm talking about.
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