Simple Event being Displayed Multiple Times

I have a simple event from the past that is being displayed multiple times. There are no other UIDs that are the same in iCal and no other event has the same SUMMARY name.
This particular event shows up 9 times. I can also reproduce the result from Automator by searching the specific calendar and looking for events in the date range.
The event is as follows:
BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:-//Apple Inc.//iCal 3.0//EN
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
BEGIN:VEVENT
SEQUENCE:5
TRANSP:OPAQUE
UID:EC6F5DBC-9BCC-4007-87F2-4A9C796C8551
DTSTART:20070330T000000
DTSTAMP:20071206T205550Z
SUMMARY:Babysit Paul
CREATED:20080919T173959Z
DTEND:20070401T120000
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR
I am not very familiar with the format but it looks pretty straight forward.
The calendar is being synched via Mobile Me and is shared by another two computers. Not sure why this should be relevant since the entry on the computer and on Mobile Me both show this duplication of the event.
The reason I was looking at all was because of the hangs in iCal since I set the sync to automatic.
Any ideas welcome,
Richard

Post Author: foghat
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
If all the records you are displaying in your report
truly are duplicated, you could try check off 'select distinct records'
from the File --> Report Options menu. While this may solve the problem for you, it would be worthwhile to determine if you are actually joining your tables correctly.
likely the records aren't an exact duplicate and the problem is with your join criteria. To verify this you can: start by removing table b from the database expert altogether. does
that solve your problem of multiple rows? If it does, you are not joining to table b correctlyIf you still have
multiple rows, loan_id on its own must not make a record unique. Is
loan_id duplicated in either of your tables? Just because loan_id is a
primary key does not necessarily mean it is unique - often a record
will have 2 or more primary keys and only when all primary keys are
used is the record unique. If you display all of the columns
from both tables, you will hopefully see some (maybe just one) columns
where the value is different between your seemingly duplicate data.
You may need to join on this value as well.as for the type of join you are using (inner, not enforced) you should be fine. Good luck

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