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Bloody duplicates....

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lostris

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I can't find anywhere how to get a union query to stop duplicating entries.. any idea's?
 
the simple solution is to write UNION ALL instead of UNION

a deeper solution involves looking at the subqueries in the union to determine why they are giving duplicates

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