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August 1st, 2005, 08:35 AM
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duplicate records
Hi,
I'm having trouble working out why this select statement is returning duplicate values? For example. What should be returned is: c_Name c_UserMeetingId Peter Murtha 1178 Ian Grey-Wilson 1179 But what I get is: c_Name c_UserMeetingId Peter Murtha 1178 Peter Murtha 1179 Ian Grey-Wilson 1178 Ian Grey-Wilson 1179 The select statement I'm using is this: SELECT u.c_Name, um.c_UserMeetingId FROM t_User u, t_ThirdParty tp, t_UserMeeting um WHERE u.c_EmployeeId = tp.c_AppraiseeEmployeeId AND tp.c_EmployeeId = 'K005410' AND tp.c_EmployeeId = um.c_ThirdPartyEmployeeId AND tp.c_Accepted = 1 K005410 being who is checking to see what results are against their EmployeeId Any thoughts? Cheers
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August 1st, 2005, 11:04 AM
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i don't see it as being duplicate values since the meeting id's are different ... could you explain a little more what you're trying to do.
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