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Hi there, I am trying to understand the following syntax since it's returning a 'DUPLICATES IN JOIN 'FROM' FIELD : TEK_HOLD_PPL_PROMO_DETAILS_FULL_LIST' error.
Here is the syntax.
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JOIN CLEAR * JOIN LEFT_OUTER TEK_HOLD_PPL_HIRES_AND_PROMOS_OFFICE_LIST.TEK_HOLD.JOIN_KEY IN TEK_HOLD_PPL_HIRES_AND_PROMOS_OFFICE_LIST TO MULTIPLE TEK_HOLD_PPL_PROMO_DETAILS_FULL_LIST.TEK_HOLD.JOIN_KEY IN TEK_HOLD_PPL_PROMO_DETAILS_FULL_LIST TAG J30 AS J30 END
This is an error from a Report Caster job. Thank you.solved]This message has been edited. Last edited by: Tamra,
Thanks for the information. How can I implement a join in a 1 to many relationship?
TEK_HOLD_PPL_HIRES_AND_PROMOS_OFFICE_LIST contains the unique key while TEK_HOLD_PPL_PROMO_DETAILS_FULL_LIST contains multiple records with the same "key".
Judging from the message you encountered, it looks like your two "_LIST" files are flat files, and the TABLE request encountered duplicate JOIN_KEY values in the join-from file.
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How are you storing your data? is it in a non-focus relational database? If so then just declare it a unique join and make sure that the adapter is translating the sql properly. As long as its an RDBMS managed join and not a FOCUS managed join, your golden. Unique/Multiple only have real meaning when dealing with FOCUS data sources. These are not RDBMS concepts, but for WF will apply the same check logic either or. Unique has less of these issues.
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