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4 changes: 1 addition & 3 deletions src/engage/audiences/sql-traits.md
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Expand Up @@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ For each SQL Trait you create, you can set a compute schedule to query the data

### What identifiers can I use to query a list?

You can query based on `email`, `user_id` or `anonymous_id`. If Segment doesn't locate a match based on the chosen identifier, it creates a new profile. See more below.
You can query based on `email`, `user_id`, or `anonymous_id`. If Segment doesn't locate a match based on the chosen identifier, it creates a new profile. See more below.

### Can I use SQL Traits to create users in Segment? Or do SQL Traits only append Traits to existing users?

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### I'm seeing a duplicate `user_id` error.

![An example of a duplicate user_id error](../images/troubleshoot3.png)

Each query row must correspond to a unique user. Segment displays this error if it detects multiple rows with the same `user_id`. Use a `distinct` or `group by` statement to ensure that each row has a unique user_id.

### I'm seeing some users/accounts in my preview with question marks. What does that mean?
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