• If all you are looking for is matching keys between the two queries, then this should work:

    SELECT

    ClaimId,

    LineNum,

    EncounterLineNum,

    EncounterType,

    InternalICN

    FROM IntEncTracking.EncounterList el

    WHERE e1.bypassflag = 1

    INTERSECT

    SELECT

    ClaimId,

    LineNum,

    EncounterLineNum,

    EncounterType,

    InternalICN

    FROM IntEncTracking.EncounterList el

    WHERE e1.bypassflag = 0

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