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Anonymous
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Left joins generate duplicate values issue

Hello,

 

I am trying to join two tables with a left join UNITS (left table) and TENANT(right table) tables. After the join I am extending the values I want to add in my table and they extend with no problem. The problem is that for some reason new rows are being added in my table and I receive an error message for duplicate ID (primary key) values as a result of the raws addition. Please see a screenshot of this message below.

 

Can you please support with this? 

 

Many thanks,

MariosChr90

  • The issue is that you are likely extending a column that then generates a duplicate row for 99. So, you can imagine how this might happen. When you join the tables, you are aggregating multiple rows from TENANTS for "99" to a single row. But, when you expand the aggregation, you end up with multiple rows of 99 and hence you are getting an issue with your relationship.

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  • Greg_Deckler's avatar
    Greg_Deckler
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    The issue is that you are likely extending a column that then generates a duplicate row for 99. So, you can imagine how this might happen. When you join the tables, you are aggregating multiple rows from TENANTS for "99" to a single row. But, when you expand the aggregation, you end up with multiple rows of 99 and hence you are getting an issue with your relationship.

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
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      Yes I see, I have resolved the issue. I just remove manually the one duplicate value of '99'.

       

      Many thanks for the support!