SQL Server 2012 :: Getting Related Records Set Based Results

Sep 29, 2015

I have a table that has multiple transactions for stock items.

This table holds all records relating to items that are inducted onto the system and there movement. For each stock item i am interested in getting the drop destination, if it has one, and only when it follows the sequential order of "Inducted>OnTransport>Dropped" (this sequence isn't always the case). Also note the CreatedDate for the Inducted and OnTransport records for the valid sequences are always the same. Below is a valid sequence for a stock item so i would want to return 'Lane01' for the Destination of this occurrence of the stock item, if this item didn't have a valid drop location then destination would be blank. Also note each stock item can be inducted more than one time per-day.

I think i have managed to build the below sql but it will only do one item at a time, so would have to wrap it in a function. Is there a way of writing a set based select statement that gets all the inducted items and for the ones that do follow the "Inducted>OnTransport>Dropped" return the destination it was dropped at? I've attached scrips below:

DECLARE @StockItemID nVarchar(128)
DECLARE @CreateDate DATETIME

Set @StockItemID='8cbe17da-6079-4170-b27a-41c0d38830f6'
Set @CreateDate = CAST('2015-08-31 13:52:39.890' AS datetime)

[Code] ....

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Thanks for your time,
How to calculate & save a Parent status [qcStatus varchar(30)] and Alert [alertFlag bit] in dbo.a1_qcParent
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- Parent CLOSED: if all children [itemComplete] are True
- Parent OPEN: if any child [itemComplete] is False

- Parent ALERT: True if any child row [alertFlag bit] is True

Using sql_Datasource in webpage, but more comfortable in sql... After-Trigger?
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ID effdate termdate
556868 1999-01-01 1999-06-30
556868 1999-07-01 1999-10-31
556869 2002-10-01 2004-01-31
556872 1999-02-01 2000-08-31
556872 2000-11-01 2004-01-31
556872 2004-02-01 2004-02-29

output should be ......

ID effdate termdate
556868 1999-01-01 1999-10-31
556869 2002-10-01 2004-01-31
556872 1999-02-01 2000-08-31
556872 2000-11-01 2004-02-29

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SELECT @Year AS Year

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123 code2 5 10
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[code]....

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100, 1, Stage2
100, 2, Stage1
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1, Stage2
2, Stage1
2, Stage2
2, Stage3
2, Stage4

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I do a count by employee to see how many types they have to identify the ones that don't have all the types and stages.

My count would look something like this:

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100, 1, 2
100, 2, 2
200, 1, 1
200 1, 2

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@TOD decimal(18,2), /*This is the total number of opportunities in demonstrate.*/
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@OCW decimal(18,2), /*This is the opportunities created per week.*/
@TOA decimal(18,2) /*This is the total number of opportunities in approach.*/

SET @login = 'GREP'
SET @record_date = '12/18/2007'
SET @RWPY = (SELECT ((SELECT annual_quota FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)/(SELECT target_deal FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)))
SET @OCPW = (SELECT @RWPY/weeks FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)
SET @OACW = (SELECT @OCPW/cls_perc_adv FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)
SET @TOC = (SELECT @OACW*(cls_time/7) FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)
SET @OANW = (SELECT @OACW/neg_perc_adv FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)
SET @TON = (SELECT @OANW*(neg_time/7) FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)
SET @OADW = (SELECT @OANW/dem_perc_adv FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)
SET @TOD = (SELECT @OADW*(dem_time/7) FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)
SET @OAIW = (SELECT @OADW/int_perc_adv FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)
SET @TOI = (SELECT @OAIW*(int_time/7) FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)
SET @OCW = (SELECT @OAIW/app_perc_adv FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)
SET @TOA = (SELECT @OCW*(app_time/7) FROM #pipelinehist WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date)

SELECT loginname,
CAST(@TOA AS decimal(18,1)) AS [Opps in Approach],
app_time AS [Approach Average Time],
app_perc_adv AS [Approach Perc Adv],
CAST(@TOI AS decimal(18,1)) AS [Opps in Interview],
int_time AS [Interview Average Time],
int_perc_adv AS [Interview Perc Adv],
CAST(@TOD AS decimal(18,1)) AS [Opps in Demonstrate],
dem_time AS [Demonstrate Average Time],
dem_perc_adv AS [Demonstrate Perc Adv],
CAST(@TON AS decimal(18,1)) AS [Opps in Negotiate],
neg_time AS [Negotiate Average Time],
neg_perc_adv AS [Negotiate Perc Adv],
CAST(@TOC AS decimal(18,1)) AS [Opps In Close],
cls_time AS [Close Average Time],
cls_perc_adv AS [Close Perc Adv]
FROM #pipelinehist
WHERE loginname = @login AND record_date = @record_date

Here is some sample data to use with this. With this sample data what I want to get back is a total of 30 records in the result set each with its data specific to the login and record_date of that returned record.

CREATE TABLE #pipelinehist (
glusftboid int IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
record_date datetime NOT NULL,
loginname char(20) NOT NULL,
app_new float NOT NULL,
app_time float NOT NULL,
app_perc_adv float NOT NULL,
int_time float NOT NULL,
int_perc_adv float NOT NULL,
dem_time float NOT NULL,
dem_perc_adv float NOT NULL,
neg_time float NOT NULL,
neg_perc_adv float NOT NULL,
cls_time float NOT NULL,
cls_perc_adv float NOT NULL,
target_deal money NOT NULL,
annual_quota money NOT NULL,
weeks int NOT NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]

INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'AREP', 56.8, 26.9, 0.57, 29.5, 0.47, 20, 0.67, 80.7, 0.53, 2.1, 0.97, 2194.93, 575000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'BREP', 33.2, 0.5, 0.9, 7.7, 0.77, 8, 0.77, 9.2, 0.6, 7.7, 0.64, 971.1, 330000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'CREP', 210.2, 0.3, 0.87, 6.6, 0.5, 13.7, 0.4, 16.3, 0.43, 1.5, 0.91, 461.25, 330000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'DREP', 47.6, 5, 0.53, 33.3, 0.6, 57.5, 0.53, 50, 0.7, 1.5, 1, 2045.7, 575000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'EREP', 75.3, 110.9, 0.47, 36, 0.5, 17.4, 0.87, 20.3, 0.6, 7.2, 0.83, 2021.74, 775000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'FREP', 17.2, 23.3, 0.73, 6.8, 0.8, 6.3, 0.93, 29.7, 0.67, 15.5, 0.83, 2218.95, 575000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'GREP', 105.4, 67, 0.2, 32.9, 0.43, 18.5, 0.67, 8.9, 0.77, 3.5, 0.93, 1838.91, 400000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'HREP', 116.4, 118.5, 0.33, 30.9, 0.77, 46.3, 0.77, 46.3, 0.6, 0.9, 0.97, 1735.13, 1150000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'IREP', 143.3, 9, 0.77, 96, 0.17, 21.6, 0.77, 39.9, 0.43, 0.9, 0.93, 1385.43, 400000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'JREP', 179.4, 66.7, 0.7, 67.6, 0.1, 41.4, 0.6, 20.2, 0.8, 14, 0.7, 1563.76, 330000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'KREP', 107.6, 38.2, 0.23, 47.5, 0.47, 21.3, 0.77, 9.6, 0.73, 2.1, 0.83, 2120, 575000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'LREP', 18.6, 8.3, 0.87, 23.2, 0.57, 2.6, 0.87, 12.2, 0.67, 1, 1, 1229.02, 330000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'MREP', 4, 46.2, 0.6, 26.7, 0.57, 8.1, 0.87, 1.7, 0.9, 1.4, 1, 1091.22, 350000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'NREP', 54, 21.6, 0.57, 1.7, 0.77, 11, 0.8, 7.4, 0.9, 49, 0.47, 3240.68, 1300000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'OREP', 37.6, 24.4, 0.57, 50.1, 0.43, 6.7, 0.87, 15.6, 0.73, 0.9, 0.97, 1163.48, 330000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/18/2007 0:00', 'AREP', 57.2, 32.5, 0.6, 29.5, 0.47, 20, 0.67, 85.6, 0.5, 2.1, 0.97, 2194.93, 575000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/18/2007 0:00', 'BREP', 33.9, 0.5, 0.93, 7.8, 0.73, 8.3, 0.77, 9.2, 0.6, 7.7, 0.64, 971.1, 330000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/18/2007 0:00', 'CREP', 152.1, 0, 0.87, 4.3, 0.67, 9.7, 0.47, 15.7, 0.47, 1.8, 0.85, 396.43, 330000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/18/2007 0:00', 'DREP', 80.5, 9.8, 0.5, 40.7, 0.57, 68.3, 0.43, 64.2, 0.57, 1.5, 1, 2045.7, 575000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/18/2007 0:00', 'EREP', 61, 92.1, 0.5, 31, 0.53, 16.9, 0.83, 17.7, 0.6, 7.3, 0.83, 2318.04, 775000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/18/2007 0:00', 'FREP', 19.4, 21.1, 0.7, 5.3, 0.77, 2.2, 0.93, 33.3, 0.7, 9.7, 0.87, 1937.17, 575000, 50)
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INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/18/2007 0:00', 'HREP', 128.6, 115.7, 0.3, 30.9, 0.77, 46.3, 0.77, 48.8, 0.6, 0.9, 0.97, 1728.29, 1150000, 50)
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INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/18/2007 0:00', 'LREP', 17.6, 7.3, 0.9, 21.5, 0.57, 1.7, 0.87, 12.2, 0.67, 1, 1, 1250.54, 330000, 50)
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Morning chucky eggsThis is duplicated over at SQLTeam...except I've moved on a bit so my question to you is different:http://www.sqlteam.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=103798SQL 2k5I have a standard hierarchy in an adjacency table modelling business units in an organisation. I have another table associating people with (one single) business unit. I need to return all the people in each business unit in a cumulative manner i.e. a unit will include all people assigned to that unit and assigned to all child units too.Below is1) Set up code (in red)2) Initial query that failed on last data load due to the nature of the data changing and me not considering the ramifications of my initial solution properly3) My new soulution.My question is - is there a better way to accomplish this? I don't rate my code that highly and could do with this being as efficient as possible as at present I can't see it scaling to larger and larger data volumes all that well.USE tempdbgo----------------------------------------------------------------- Set up the structure & data...---------------------------------------------------------------CREATE TABLE dbo.org ( unit_code VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL , parent_code VARCHAR(10) NULL , CONSTRAINT pk_org PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (unit_code) WITH (FILLFACTOR = 100) )GO CREATE TABLE dbo.org_peeps ( unit_code VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL , person_code INT NOT NULL , CONSTRAINT pk_org_peeps PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (unit_code, person_code) WITH (FILLFACTOR = 100) , CONSTRAINT fk_org_peeps_other_org_peeps FOREIGN KEY (unit_code) REFERENCES dbo.org (unit_code) )GO CREATE VIEW dbo.org_peeps_parents--WITH SCHEMABINDINGAS SELECT org.unit_code , org.parent_code , org_peeps.person_code FROM dbo.org LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.org_peeps ON org_peeps.unit_code = org.unit_codeGO INSERT INTO dbo.org (unit_code, parent_code)SELECT 'a', 'y' UNION ALLSELECT 'b', 'y' UNION ALLSELECT 'c', 'z' UNION ALLSELECT 'y', 'z' UNION ALLSELECT 'z', NULL--Insert people data (NOTE - the people are in units at the BOTTOM of the structure only)INSERT INTO dbo.org_peeps (unit_code, person_code)SELECT 'a', 1 UNION ALLSELECT 'c', 3 UNION ALL--These data go into intermediate levels of the organisation...SELECT 'y', 4 UNION ALLSELECT 'y', 5 UNION ALLSELECT 'y', 6---------------------------------------------------------------SELECT 'Original query. Because there is data in the intermediate tables --> ' + 'duplicate outputs....'---------------------------------------------------------------;WITH materialised_pathsAS ( SELECT unit_code , parent_code , person_code , unit_path = '/' + CAST(unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROM dbo.org_peeps_parents WHERE parent_code IS NULL UNION ALL SELECT all_people.unit_code , all_people.parent_code , all_people.person_code , mp.unit_path + CAST(all_people.unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROM dbo.org_peeps_parents AS all_people INNER JOIN materialised_paths AS mp ON mp.unit_code = all_people.parent_code )SELECT parents.unit_code , children.person_codeFROM materialised_paths AS childrenCROSS APPLY --Correlated derived table - get the child records per unit ( SELECT unit_code , parent_code FROM dbo.org AS parents_sub WHERE children.unit_path LIKE '%/' + parents_sub.unit_code + '/%' ) AS parentsWHERE children.person_code IS NOT NULLORDER BY person_code , unit_code-----------------------------------------------------------------SELECT 'This query returns the correct results but man it is ugly. '+ 'Can it be refined optimised?'-----------------------------------------------------------------;WITH materialised_pathsAS ( SELECT unit_code , parent_code , unit_path = '/' + CAST(unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROM dbo.org WHERE parent_code IS NULL UNION ALL SELECT all_orgs.unit_code , all_orgs.parent_code , mp.unit_path + CAST(all_orgs.unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROM dbo.org AS all_orgs INNER JOIN materialised_paths AS mp ON mp.unit_code = all_orgs.parent_code )SELECT all_orgs.unit_code , org_peeps.person_codeFROM dbo.org_peepsINNER JOIN ( SELECT org.unit_code , mp.unit_path FROM materialised_paths AS mp CROSS APPLY ( SELECT unit_code , parent_code FROM dbo.org WHERE mp.unit_path LIKE '%/' + org.unit_code + '/%' ) AS org ) AS all_orgsON all_orgs.unit_path LIKE '%/' + org_peeps.unit_code + '/'ORDER BY person_code , all_orgs.unit_code--Clean upIF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.views WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('dbo.org_peeps_parents')) BEGIN DROP VIEW dbo.org_peeps_parentsENDIF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.tables WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('dbo.org_peeps')) BEGIN DROP TABLE dbo.org_peepsENDIF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.tables WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('dbo.org')) BEGIN DROP TABLE dbo.orgENDAs ever kudos and lavish thanks to anyone that can help :DOh - I nearly forgot - accounting for the Rudy clause - desired output:unit_code person_code---------- -----------a 1y 1z 1c 3z 3y 4z 4y 5z 5y 6z 6

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go

---------------------------------------------------------------
--Set up the structure & data...
---------------------------------------------------------------
CREATE TABLE dbo.org
(
unit_codeVARCHAR(10)NOT NULL
, parent_codeVARCHAR(10)NULL
, CONSTRAINT pk_orgPRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (unit_code) WITH (FILLFACTOR = 100)
)
GO

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(
unit_codeVARCHAR(10)NOT NULL
, person_codeINTNOT NULL
, CONSTRAINT pk_org_peepsPRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (unit_code, person_code) WITH (FILLFACTOR = 100)
, CONSTRAINT fk_org_peeps_other_org_peepsFOREIGN KEY (unit_code) REFERENCES dbo.org (unit_code)
)
GO

CREATE VIEW dbo.org_peeps_parents
--WITH SCHEMABINDING
AS
SELECT org.unit_code
, org.parent_code
, org_peeps.person_code
FROMdbo.org
LEFT OUTER JOIN
dbo.org_peeps
ONorg_peeps.unit_code= org.unit_code
GO

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SELECT 'a', 'y'UNION ALL
SELECT 'b', 'y'UNION ALL
SELECT 'c', 'z'UNION ALL
SELECT 'y', 'z'UNION ALL
SELECT 'z', NULL

--Insert people data (NOTE - the people are in units at the BOTTOM of the structure only)
INSERT INTO dbo.org_peeps (unit_code, person_code)
SELECT 'a', 1UNION ALL
SELECT 'c', 3

---------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT'This works great....'
---------------------------------------------------------------
;WITHmaterialised_paths
AS
(
SELECTunit_code
, parent_code
, person_code
, unit_path= '/' + CAST(unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/'
FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents
WHEREparent_code IS NULL
UNION ALL
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, all_people.parent_code
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, mp.unit_path + CAST(all_people.unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/'
FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents AS all_people
INNER JOIN
materialised_paths AS mp
ONmp.unit_code= all_people.parent_code
)

SELECTparents.unit_code
, children.person_code
, children.unit_path
FROMmaterialised_paths AS children
CROSS APPLY--Correlated derived table - get the child records per unit
(
SELECTunit_code
, parent_code
FROMdbo.orgAS parents_sub
WHEREchildren.unit_path LIKE '%/' + parents_sub.unit_code + '/%'
) AS parents
WHEREchildren.person_code IS NOT NULL
ORDER BY person_code
, unit_code

--Add data to INTERMEDIATE levels of organisation
INSERT INTO dbo.org_peeps (unit_code, person_code)
SELECT 'y', 4UNION ALL
SELECT 'y', 5UNION ALL
SELECT 'y', 6

---------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT'Since there is now data in the intermediate tables there are ' +
'duplicate outputs....'
---------------------------------------------------------------
;WITHmaterialised_paths
AS
(
SELECTunit_code
, parent_code
, person_code
, unit_path= '/' + CAST(unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/'
FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents
WHEREparent_code IS NULL
UNION ALL
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, all_people.parent_code
, all_people.person_code
, mp.unit_path + CAST(all_people.unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/'
FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents AS all_people
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materialised_paths AS mp
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)
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, children.person_code
, children.unit_path
FROMmaterialised_paths AS children
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(
SELECTunit_code
, parent_code
FROMdbo.orgAS parents_sub
WHEREchildren.unit_path LIKE '%/' + parents_sub.unit_code + '/%'
) AS parents
WHEREchildren.person_code IS NOT NULL
ORDER BY person_code
, unit_code

---------------------------------------------------------------
SELECT'This is the output I want - but I can''t simply apply distinct - the volumes of data preclude this'
---------------------------------------------------------------
;WITHmaterialised_paths
AS
(
SELECTunit_code
, parent_code
, person_code
, unit_path= '/' + CAST(unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/'
FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents
WHEREparent_code IS NULL
UNION ALL
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, all_people.parent_code
, all_people.person_code
, mp.unit_path + CAST(all_people.unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/'
FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents AS all_people
INNER JOIN
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)
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, children.person_code
, children.unit_path
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(
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, parent_code
FROMdbo.orgAS parents_sub
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) AS parents
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