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  1. 2nd December 2007, 12:46 PM #1
    tony82
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    Data Integrity Check SIMs

    We are trying to clean SIMs by running a data integrity check before we link it to Fronter.

    We get the message duplicate column gender, not being a SIMs expert this sounds to be a problem with the structure of the db not the data within it.

    Anybody got any ideas or fixes.
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    Re: Data Integrity Check SIMs

    This doesn't sound right at all. Please log a call.
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