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How to list non-unique combinations of two columns?
And get a result like this:
col A | col B | count foo | bar | 3 abc | hello | 2 def | world | 4
If this combination only exists once, then it's not listed:
bob | alice | 1
SELECT col_A, col_B, count(*) AS count FROM your_table GROUP BY col_A, col_B HAVING count(*) > 1
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