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Louvaro

2006-07-06, 7:20 am

Hi there,

I'm searching posting and in the results it is been list "repeated" postings
- that are connected pages.

Is there a simple way to show only one of the connected postings in a result
set?

Or have we, for each posting in a postingcollection, check if the property
"IsConnected" is "true" and check if every "ConnectedPostings" has been join
to the results collection?

Thanks for any help,

Lou




Stefan [MSFT]

2006-07-06, 7:20 am

Hi Louvaro,

all connected postings are normal postings.
So you need to exclude them manually if you only need to show one instance.

Cheers,
Stefan

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"Louvaro" <Louvaro@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E324FA6B-0D8A-4A09-9316-2F7C2ABA8C28@microsoft.com...
> Hi there,
>
> I'm searching posting and in the results it is been list "repeated"
> postings
> - that are connected pages.
>
> Is there a simple way to show only one of the connected postings in a
> result
> set?
>
> Or have we, for each posting in a postingcollection, check if the property
> "IsConnected" is "true" and check if every "ConnectedPostings" has been
> join
> to the results collection?
>
> Thanks for any help,
>
> Lou
>
>
>
>



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