CR 4 Ent, Xcelsius and WebI - one query and two different results

Dear Sirs,
I'm using BO 4.0 platform and 3 tools: Crystal Reports for Enterprise, WebI and Dashboard Design (Xcelsius).
I have one question, because in my opinion in this solution is one inconsistency.
I have one table in SQL Server (like below):
IDRec (autoinc) | Col1 (varchar)   | Col2 (int)
1      A    1
2      A    1
3      B    2
4      B    2
I have one universe with ONLY 3 dimensions (IDRec, Col1, Col2). I haven't any measures.
And:
1. Using CR 4 Ent and I create report using 3 dimensions (IDRec, Col1, Col2).
I make sure, that I selected option: "Retrieve duplicate rows"
If I have 3 columns in details I have 4 records (4 rows) in my report, when I have 2 columns (Col1 Col2) I have only 2 records (2 rows) in report (Page view).
So universe (or something like this) use option DISTICT (I think).
2. When I use WebI (14.0.2) I have the same situation.
3. When I use Dashboard Desigm (Xcelsius 2011) I have 4 rows !!! ALWAYS - it doesn't matter I selected "Retrieve duplicate rows" or not !!!
When I look to "View script" window, I not see DISTINCT clause.
Am I doing something wrong?
I can change the settings so as to be able to see duplicate records?
It's very important for some calculation, especially in Crystal Reports (for Enterprise).

Hi,
Thanks for the response...But the result is deviating from the expected..
       expected is
     if we have first query returns              second query returns
              1                                                     4
              2                                                     5
              3                                                     6
     these two queries result should be in one table , with first query result in first column and second query result in second column.
   The two queries fetching data from same table(category table as in my post) with different search criteria( in where clause).......Regards,
Rakesh.

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     <localDB>
          <connectionString></connectionString>
          <user></user>
          <password></password>
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          <name>15571</name>
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          <deviceType>WCE</deviceType>
          
          <item>
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               <name>RGE_SAFV_ATIVIDADE</name>
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               <action>create</action>
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          <item>
               <type>local</type>
               <name>RGE_SAFV_ATIVIDADE_PRIO</name>
               <owner>SC_PDA</owner>
               <object>AFV_ATIVIDADE_PRIO</object>
               <filter>SELECT "COD_ATIV_PRIOR","DSC_ATIV_PRIOR" FROM SC_PDA.AFV_ATIVIDADE_PRIO</filter>
               <weight>8</weight>
               <action>create</action>
          </item>
     </publication>
</app>
In this case the connection string, password and user were omitted form the .xml file.
In my Java application the following code creates and associate the publication itens to the publication :
Consolidator.createPublicationItem(connSie, item.getName(), item.getOwner(), item.getObject(), "F", item.getFilter(), null, null);
Consolidator.addPublicationItem(publication.getName(), item.getName(), null, null, "S", null, item.getWeight());
, where the object “item” is populated with the publicationitens.xml file with a loop statment .
This code works ok to the others publication items.
The problem is : in the administrative tables ( like C$ALL_PUBLICATIONS) the publication string (filter – sql statement) is right. But, when I access the “Mobile Manager” page they are misplaced:
the filter string from “RGE_SAFV_ATIVIDADE” receives the same filter of “RGE_SAFV_ATIVIDADE_PRIO”.
Curiously when I delete the “RGE_SAFV_ATIVIDADE_PRIO” publication item , the filter string of “RGE_SAFV_ATIVIDADE” publication item appears correctly in the Manager page.
I ‘ve just deleted the "RGA_SAFV_ATIVIDADE_PRIO" publication item using my Java application , or by database : I dropped tables, views and triggers that are created by “Consolidator” (java .jar) methods. I created this item again , but the same error occurs.
I think that it may be something with the data integrity in the database.
The mobile database is 10g, version 10.2.0.2 ;
Thanks.

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