This relates to the earlier post. The developer wanted to eliminate those records if there are more than one MailGroup_FKey which satisfy the condition. So the SQL changed,
SELECT *
FROM MailAddress_MailGroup
WHERE MailGroup_FKey IN (
SELECT MailGroup_FKey FROM MailAddress_MailGroup
WHERE MailAddress_FKey IN (6,7) AND
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM (SELECT MailGroup_FKey FROM MailAddress_MailGroup
WHERE MailAddress_FKey IN (6,7)
GROUP BY MailGroup_FKey
HAVING COUNT(*) = 2))=1
GROUP BY MailGroup_FKey
HAVING COUNT(*) = 2 AND COUNT(DISTINCT MailGroup_FKey)=1
) AND MailAddress_FKey IN (6,7)
SELECT *
FROM MailAddress_MailGroup
WHERE MailGroup_FKey IN (
SELECT MailGroup_FKey FROM MailAddress_MailGroup
WHERE MailAddress_FKey IN (6,7) AND
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM (SELECT MailGroup_FKey FROM MailAddress_MailGroup
WHERE MailAddress_FKey IN (6,7)
GROUP BY MailGroup_FKey
HAVING COUNT(*) = 2))=1
GROUP BY MailGroup_FKey
HAVING COUNT(*) = 2 AND COUNT(DISTINCT MailGroup_FKey)=1
) AND MailAddress_FKey IN (6,7)
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