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selecting rows that are the same in one column, but different in another


 
X    Y    DATE
1    20   20120101
1    21   20120101
2    30   20120201
3    40   20120201
3    41   20120301
I want to select any rows that have another row where X is the same, but the date is different, i.e. the answer would be
3    40   20120201
3    41   20120301
 
SELECT *
FROM YourTable
WHERE X IN (
  SELECT T1.X
  FROM YourTable T1 INNER JOIN
       YourTable T2 ON T1.X = T2.X
  WHERE T1.DATE <> T2.DATE
);
 
 
select distinct t1.*
  from table t1
  join table t2
    on (t1.X = t2.X and t1.date <> t2.date);
 

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