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You can get it on INSERT or an UPDATE when a table has a primary key or a
unique constraint defined over it, and a 'new' key already exists in a
table.
I think you're best off examining the constraints over the table and looking
at any INSERT and UPDATE statements that could violate the constraint. The
INSERT and UPDATE might have a sub-SELECT that's not properly coded.
Elvis
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-----Original Message-----
Subject: SQL0803: "duplicate key value specified"
I've gotten this a couple of times on generated SQL SELECT statements.
Unfortunately, since nobody's been able to reliably duplicate the
problem yet, I haven't been able to actually look at the SQL that caused
the problem.
Anybody know off-hand what throws this exception? Is it malformed code?
Malformed in what way?
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JHHL
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