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if Current record END_MP = BGN_MP of next record then , I should update "MI_LATEST_TEST_DATE" for current record and also update "END_MP" of current record with next record and delete next record.



At the end, i only need one record from the picture like 136.000 144.800 02/21/2019 None UMT004 instead of 3 records



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    if Current record END_MP = BGN_MP of next record then , I should update "MI_LATEST_TEST_DATE" for current record and also update "END_MP" of current record with next record and delete next record.



    At the end, i only need one record from the picture like 136.000 144.800 02/21/2019 None UMT004 instead of 3 records



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      if Current record END_MP = BGN_MP of next record then , I should update "MI_LATEST_TEST_DATE" for current record and also update "END_MP" of current record with next record and delete next record.



      At the end, i only need one record from the picture like 136.000 144.800 02/21/2019 None UMT004 instead of 3 records



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      if Current record END_MP = BGN_MP of next record then , I should update "MI_LATEST_TEST_DATE" for current record and also update "END_MP" of current record with next record and delete next record.



      At the end, i only need one record from the picture like 136.000 144.800 02/21/2019 None UMT004 instead of 3 records



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