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thummel1
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Posts: 121
1/21/2016 4:45 PM
Greetings,
I have an Info Set that is designed to deliver a Smart Notification to managers when employees are due for various required exams. It has Employee ID, Exam Type, Due Date and manager email. There is one employee that has 2 unique Exam Types due on the same day for the same manager. When I update the info set, the Info Set ignores attempt to create a duplicate record, which is excluding one of the Exam Types for this one employee, but this is clearly not a duplicate record becasue each record has a unique Exam Type.
I've tried grouping and sorting my SQL on all items in the select statement, putting the Exam Type first in the Group By and Sort By, and removed all grouping and sorting altogether and the Info Set still removes this one record.
What's the trick to get this additional record to appear in my Info Set??:blink:
Thanks!
The.Sam.Groves
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Posts: 89
1/22/2016 1:17 PM
You likely have it set to filter on unique key, if so and if that's intended then make sure that your infoset has all the key fields marked as keys. That includes the Exam Type.
Or alternatively switch the filter to "unique row" or "no filter".
This is all controlled on the screen where you define the fields being pulled in. The filter should be at the top of the screen and you designate a field as a key or an attribute in the left most box for field definitions. At least in my version.
thummel1
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Posts: 121
1/22/2016 2:38 PM
Yes I realized yesterday afternoon that I needed to add an additional key, the Exam Type. I only have one key set, which was on Employee ID. I changed that and it fixed the issue. THank you!
thummel1
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Posts: 121
1/22/2016 2:38 PM
Yes I realized yesterday afternoon that I needed to add an additional key, the Exam Type. I only have one key set, which was on Employee ID. I changed that and it fixed the issue. THank you!
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