I'm using a query to populate a Verity index the records of Table A which
has a many-to-many relationship with Table B. I want to be able to search by
a the data in a column of B. The query I'm currently using is this:
SELECT A.a_id,
A.a_text,
B.b_text
FROM A,
AB,
B
WHERE A.a_id = AB.a_id AND
AB.b_id = B.b_id
When I run the Verity search using data I would find in the 'b_text' column,
I get multiple listings of the same record in Table A if there are multiple
B records linked to it. Is there a way re-write this query so that the
Verity engine would only return unique A records? Or another solution?
Thanks
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