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Error:duplicate Keys
ERROR:DUPLICATE KEYS
This record contains duplicate key or keys.
Please correct it before next update.
I have occasionally had web service calls to insert a customer record fail due to this error for "legitimate" reasons. I would very much prefer the record to be inserted and turn up as a suspected duplicate that I can later merge, rather than having my integrations fail.
Lately though, I am seeing with disturbing frequency a customer *update* fail due to this error. Is there any additional information I can refer to to determine what these "keys" are, and which values in particular contain duplicate values, or maybe some identification of the duplicate record? As it is I'm at a loss, and I have orders failing to make it into NetSuite, which makes it difficult to bill them without a lot of manual data entry.