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for (UINT wCount = 0; wCount < pMan->aAccounts.wNumItems; wCount++) 
            {
                CUserAccount *pAccount = (CUserAccount *)pMan->aAccounts.aItems.GetAt(wCount);
                if (pAccount->csProfileName.Compare(pGroup->csProfileName) == 0 || pAccount->csSingleActive.Compare(pGroup->csName) == 0)
                {
                    if (pAccount->_csUserGroup.CompareNoCase(_T("GrpAdmin")) != 0  && pAccount->_csUserGroup.CompareNoCase(_T("GrpOffice")) != 0)
                    {
                        pAccount->pFuncRestrictions->SetRestriction(Area1, Activity1);
                        pAccount->pFuncRestrictions->SetRestriction(Area2, Activity2);
                        pAccount->pFuncRestrictions->SetRestriction(Area3, Activity3);
                        pAccount->CreateInDatabase(pConnec);
                    }
                }
            }

Here, my code is calling CreateInDatabase twice for any user belonging to any group say ABC and DEF. So, if I have profile GHK and both of this groups use same profile then it is creating in database two entries. How to solve this issue. Any suggestions??

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You could try adding a list of member groups to the profile. If the profile exists just add the group to the list.

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