Woo Hoo! That did it!

Correct, once the values are in the DB, I only would need the md5s table to print the md5s, which I really don't need to do. The md5 id in the files table is adequate for my purpose.

Using your suggestion as a jumping off place, I made this final query which does eveything, including the unnecessary printing of the MD5 sum.

select files.path,md5s.md5 from files,md5s 
where files.md5 in 
(
  select files.md5 from files group by files.md5 
  having count(*)>1
) 
AND
md5s.id=files.md5
order by files.md5;

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Thank You!
--Pileofrogs

Update: forgot the "order by". It was in the query when I ran it but fell out when I re-typed it here... D'oh! Thanks bart!

In reply to Re^2: Dumb SQL Question by pileofrogs
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