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 JasonKKA
		
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		Good morning Experts,
I am facing an unprecedented situation in which a syn key is generated after the data has completed loading from the data load editor. The syn key arises from a table called 'QueryResult', which I am very sure I did not code for in the data load editor (and I verified this through the Search function in the data load editor). The conflicting fields in this QueryResult table with my main fact table are from a table which I had specifically dropped in the script, but somehow reappears and renamed as this 'QueryResult' table.
Anybody faced a similar situation or know how to simply remove this table (from nowhere)?
Thank you very much in advance,
Jason
 JasonKKA
		
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		I managed to know the issue in the end; it was a duplicated code for another left join which resulted somehow in the automated formation of this extra table. Thank you for all your help.
 sidhiq91
		
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		@JasonKKA If you had dropped the table, then the chances of Syn Key creation is not a possibility. If possible please share the code and I will have a look at it.
 Rishabh_Chaudha
		
			Rishabh_ChaudhaUse Exit Script after your table data load query. See if it fixes this issue.
 JasonKKA
		
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		Hi @sidhiq91 , the code is very long and it is not very feasible to share it. In short, the table that was dropped is not the issue, but rather the new autogenerated table containing some of the fields from the dropped table (these fields were specifically left joined from another table that was not loaded in the script) that is creating the syn key.
 JasonKKA
		
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		Thanks @Rishabh_Chaudhary , but this did not fix the issue.
 JasonKKA
		
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		I managed to know the issue in the end; it was a duplicated code for another left join which resulted somehow in the automated formation of this extra table. Thank you for all your help.
