displaying non-duplicate keys of all duplicate entries

Ok, so I'm checking for duplicate data in a table. Let's say it has 3 data fields and a key field (i.e. "ID", "FIRST", "MIDDLE", "LAST"). No keys are duplicated. If I find entries that have the same data in each of the non-key fields, I want to know the keys for all those entries. I have been able to find duplicate rows using this...

SELECT
TABLE."FIRST", TABLE."MIDDLE", TABLE."LAST"
FROM
TABLE
GROUP BY
TABLE."FIRST", TABLE."MIDDLE", TABLE."LAST"
HAVING
COUNT(*) > 1

Unfortunately I've found no way to incorporate the return of the TABLE."ID" for every duplicated entry. Is there some way I can join the result with the db.table to find this, or some other way to make this happen?

Thanks,
DeanSure, use:SELECT
A."ID", A."FIRST", A."MIDDLE", A."LAST"
FROM TABLE AS A
WHERE 1 < (SELECT Count(*)
FROM TABLE AS B
WHERE B."FIRST" = A."FIRST"
AND B."LAST" = A."LAST"
AND B."MIDDLE" = A."MIDDLE")-PatP|||Thanks, that worked well, although it takes a good while for the server to process the query.|||Indicies would help this query a lot, particularly an index on last, first, middle.

-PatP