Question : Get rows with MAX counts - SQL Server 2000

Brain freeze must be setting in. This should be easy.

I have a table with ACCT_NBR, ZIP, COUNTY. It is normally used to provide a COUNTY for an account. I now have a scenario where I do not have the account, but want to build a table from this one where I can use ZIP to provide a COUNTY. However, there can be more than one county assigned to a ZIP, so I want to create single row in my sub-table for each ZIP based on how many rows there are in the source table.

If I run the query:

1:	SELECT ZIP, COUNTY, COUNT(*) FROM tbl1 GROUP BY ZIP, COUNTY

and it returns

1: 2: 3: 4: 5:

92111 county1 12 92111 county2 145 92123 county2 108 92123 county3 110 92123 county4 5

Then my resultant table shoud have

1: 2:

92111 county2 92123 county3

If there are ties, then I would just pick on. Again, this is SQL Server 2000.

Answer : Get rows with MAX counts - SQL Server 2000

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