Same Sql query result is showing different result in 2 databases

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I am using a SQL query in one datebase. The result is showing fine here. But when i use the same query for fetching the same data in another Database it showing duplication in data.

SELECT distinct ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY r.Name) As SrNo, r.Place,rb.Address, r.PetName FROM tblA AS OW INNER JOIN tblB AS r INNER JOIN tblD AS s ON r.StatusId = s.StatusId INNER JOIN tblE AS rb ON r.tId = rb.tId ON OW.Id = r.Id INNER JOIN tblLookupWard AS LW INNER JOIN tblLookupLocation AS L ON LW.Id = L.Id INNER JOIN tblLookupCity AS city ON LW.Id = city.Id ON r.Id = L.Id

Posted 6-Feb-13 2:26am

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CHill60 6-Feb-13 8:35am

These are all inner joins which leads me to ask ... does that other database actually have duplicate data in it?

__TR__ 6-Feb-13 8:35am

Are you sure the query you have posted is correct ?
You seem to be missing a join condition in there.
FROM tblA AS OW INNER JOIN tblB AS r INNER JOIN

Member 9492907 6-Feb-13 8:39am

Actually no need to consider the Query,bcoz it is working fine . I had given that Distinct , that is not working in one database.it showing duplication in data. plz help me to find it.

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Hemant Singh Rautela · Answer 1 · 2013-02-06T02:47:00

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Due to below code you getting duplicate vlaues, because you having duplicate data in another database. As your query you have duplicate r.Name but having different SrNo for it... so that it shows you duplicate row with having different SrNo..

ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY r.Name) As SrNo

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Posted 6-Feb-13 2:47am

Hemant Singh Rautela

Updated 6-Feb-13 2:48am

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Member 9492907 6-Feb-13 8:54am

But it is working fine in my one database (same table details as the second one)..then what will be the issue

Hemant Singh Rautela 7-Feb-13 1:42am

first check both table data without using DISTINCT keyword...