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Message Posted: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 @ 17:08:49 GMT

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I have noticed that if you keep a UV (Unique Violation) table (which contains rows that violated unique primary index constraints or rows that are exact duplicates of another if it's a SET table, not MULTISET) around for a while, they do begin to smell somewhat. They are usually way beyond musty, much more than "Mustiest". As in Hamlet, there's something rotten in Denmark (or in the incoming data).

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