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I have two tables.

table 1

Column A Column B
rgz 1
dry 1
vgy 2
chy 3
pom 2

table 2

Column C Column D
tuv 10
tuv 11
chx 22
lmn 34

I want the following result shown on data output of postgres PgAdmin

Column E Column F
1 tuv
2 chx
3 lmn

I just want to be able to select distinct values from column B of table 1 and column C of table 2 and show the results as above. I do not want all possible combinations which I can get by the following query

select * from (select distinct column B from table 1) a, (select distinct column C from table 2) b 

Can you please suggest a way to do this?

Thank you

G.

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You seem to want only values that appear more than once. Since you won't know which side is longer you'll need a full join to pair them up:

with A as ( select columnB, row_number() over (order by min(columnB)) as rn from Table1 group by columnB --having count(*) > 1 /* filtering for duplicates was unnecessary */ ), B as ( select columnC, row_number() over (order by min(columnC)) as rn from Table2 group by columnC --having count(*) > 1 /* filtering for duplicates was unnecessary */ ) select columnB, column C from A full outer join B on B.rn = A.rn; 
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