Fix issue with event history -- duplicate distribution. #4777
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Description
Urgent data fix for support issue from 11:17 am November 12, 2024
A duplicate distribution was created, which caused the inventory for an item to go below 0.
This disabled the bank from being able to do any entry.
This PR deleted the offending event history and distribution
***** Don't deploy this without triple checking my work! **** (or managing to test it against a local copy of prod)
Note: I branched this off of production rather than main - not sure if that was the right call, but the intention is that it go to production independently of the other current changes on main.
Type of change
Data fix
How Has This Been Tested?
As of 20241112, 13:55 this has not been tested, as I was unable to bring down a current copy of production.