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I can find the duplicate Employee No and then identify of the 2 (or more) rows which fields differ but need a query which tell me the fields that differ.

i.e.
ID | EmployeeNo | Name | Job         | Salary   | Country
1   | 1234              | Fred   | Analyst   | 50,000 | UK
2   | 1234             | Fred   | Engineer | 50,000 | UK
3   | 2345             | John  | Typist      | 25,000 | UK
4   | 5678             | Rose  | Florist      | 10,000 | UK
5   | 5678             | Rose  | Actress   | 60,000 | UK
6   | 9999             | Sid     | Driver      | 10,000 | UK
7   | 9999             | Sid     | Driver      | 20,000 | Germany
8   | 9999             | Sid     | Driver      | 20,000 | UK

So, I'm trying to develop a query that tells me I have duplicate EmployeeNo records and what fields differ

i.e. 1234 occurs twice and the Job field differs
5678 occurs twice and the Job field and the Salary field differ
9999 occurs 3 times and the Salary and Country fields have differences

My table is much wider and longer than this, so looking for the differences is not that easy, having to scan across the adjacent rows to spot the fields that differ

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Here is the source for the AudioPlayer.java class: