OK, extracting one SUB_NAME and CLIENT_ID combo, something else looks wrong
here:

  Query,UPDATE ACTIVEMQ_ACKS SET LAST_ACKED_ID=25026\, XID = NULL WHERE
  CONTAINER='topic://testTopic' AND CLIENT_ID='AP8DA27' AND SUB_NAME='test3'

  Query,UPDATE ACTIVEMQ_ACKS SET LAST_ACKED_ID=25027\, XID = NULL WHERE
  CONTAINER='topic://testTopic' AND CLIENT_ID='AP8DA27' AND SUB_NAME='test3'

  Query,UPDATE ACTIVEMQ_ACKS SET LAST_ACKED_ID=25026\, XID = NULL WHERE
  CONTAINER='topic://testTopic' AND CLIENT_ID='AP8DA27' AND SUB_NAME='test3'

  Query,UPDATE ACTIVEMQ_ACKS SET LAST_ACKED_ID=25027\, XID = NULL WHERE
  CONTAINER='topic://testTopic' AND CLIENT_ID='AP8DA27' AND SUB_NAME='test3'

Notice that the ACK ID 25026 is updated, then 25027, and then both again. 
Perhaps I'm misreading the Ops pasted content.




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