Transact SQL :: Row Number Over Partition By Multiple Columns

Sep 22, 2015

I have the following query

WITH summary AS
(SELECT tu.SequenceNumber,
tu.trialid,
tu.SBOINumber,
tu.DisplayFlag,

[Code] ....

I am having trouble with the RowNumber Over Partition By portion of the query. I would like the query to return only the first occurrence of each sboinumber in the table for each trial id. It is only giving me the first occurrence of each sboinumber. I tried including the trialid in the partition by clause, but that is not working.

Sample Data
SequenceNumber   TrialID      SBOINumber
1                           1            5000
2                           1            5000
3                           2            5000
4                           2            5000
5                           1            5001
6                           3            5001
7                           3            5001

Should return SequenceNumber 1 and 3, 5, 6

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4
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8
9
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