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Strange Duplicate Problem - SQL2K

Asked by painted in MS SQL Server

Tags: sql 2000 duplicate records views

Ok, this is another one of those really weird things that seem to only happen to me...

SQL 2K DB table - siteContacts
In this table there are two columns I needed to merge into one.  Used View1 and View2 to create a union statement in Query Analyzer to create View3(View 3 has the two columns in one) - everything up to this point is fine.  

In the meantime I needed to make a correction to several of the records in the original table.  As I was making the changes to the records, I was refreshing the web page where the records are viewed.  Now the 6 records that I updated are duplicating in View3.  The duplicates are not in the original table, nor are they in View1 or View2 - They are only in View3.  I've tried deleting and recreating the 6 records, I've tried deleting and recreating View3.  No matter what I do, those 6 records are still duplicated!!!!!!!!!!!  Today I updated 10 different records in the original table (without refreshing the web page) and those records are fine.

Anyone have any idea what is going on?

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Create  VIEW AllContactsListing AS
SELECT     TOP 100 PERCENT dbo.allIsPerson.contactIsPerson, dbo.allIsPerson.contactShowOnWeb, dbo.allIsPerson.contactFirstName, 
                      dbo.allIsPerson.ContactLast, dbo.allIsPerson.contactBio, dbo.allIsPerson.DepartmentName, dbo.allIsPerson.DivisionName, 
                      dbo.allIsPerson.contactLocation, dbo.allIsPerson.contactPhone, dbo.allIsPerson.contactMobile, dbo.allIsPerson.contactFax, 
                      dbo.allIsPerson.contactEmail, dbo.allIsPerson.contactPosition
FROM         dbo.allIsPerson, dbo.siteDepartments, dbo.siteDepartmentDivisions
	WHERE dbo.allIsPerson.DepartmentName = dbo.siteDepartments.DepartmentName 
		AND dbo.allIsPerson.DivisionName = dbo.siteDepartmentDivisions.DivisionName
UNION All
SELECT     TOP 100 PERCENT dbo.allIsLabel.contactIsPerson, dbo.allIsLabel.contactShowOnWeb, dbo.allIsLabel.contactFirstName, dbo.allIsLabel.ContactLast, dbo.allIsLabel.contactBio, dbo.allIsLabel.DepartmentName, dbo.allIsLabel.DivisionName, 
                      dbo.allIsLabel.contactLocation, dbo.allIsLabel.contactPhone, dbo.allIsLabel.contactMobile, dbo.allIsLabel.contactFax, dbo.allIsLabel.contactEmail, dbo.allIsLabel.contactPosition
FROM         dbo.allIsLabel, dbo.siteDepartments, dbo.siteDepartmentDivisions
 
WHERE dbo.allIsLabel.DepartmentName = dbo.siteDepartments.DepartmentName 
		AND dbo.allIsLabel.DivisionName = dbo.siteDepartmentDivisions.DivisionName
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