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How to exclude double data from different QVD?

Hi,

I need to exclude the orderid where the plan_date and OrderDate matches. The only problem is that the plan_date and the OrderDate data are in different qvd. Now I joined these two together like this:

Datums:

LOAD orderid,

          plan_date

          From [DatabaseA.qvd]

(qvd);

Inner Join (Datums)

         LOAD orderid,

                   OrderDate

                   FROM [DatabaseB.qvd]

(qvd);

orderidplan_dateOrderDate
131-1-20154-1-2016
228-11-20154-1-2016
316-12-20154-1-2016
418-12-20154-1-2016
521-12-20154-1-2016
621-12-20154-1-2016
721-12-20154-1-2016
82-1-20164-1-2016
94-1-20164-1-2016
104-1-20164-1-2016

                                                          

131-1-20154-1-2016
228-11-20154-1-2016
316-12-20154-1-2016
418-12-20154-1-2016
521-12-20154-1-2016
621-12-20154-1-2016
721-12-20154-1-2016
82-1-20164-1-2016
94-1-20164-1-2016
104-1-20164-1-2016

The last two orderid's have the same plan_date and OrderDate. I want to exclude these two orderid's, but I have no idea how I have to do that.

Could anyone help me?

Thanks!

7 Replies
johnw
Champion III
Champion III

If orderid is a unique key (I'm assuming you accidentally duplicated all the rows in the post):

INNER JOIN (Datums)
LOAD orderid
RESIDENT Datums
WHERE plan_date <> OrderDate
;

maxgro
MVP
MVP

after the join you ca n do a resident load of your table excluding the rows with the same date

noconcatenate

load

     *

resident

     Datums

where

     not (plan_date = OrderDate)

     ;

its_anandrjs

This way also you can try

LOAD * Inline

[

orderid, plan_date, OrderDate

1, 31-1-2015, 4-1-2016

2, 28-11-2015, 4-1-2016

3, 16-12-2015, 4-1-2016

4, 18-12-2015, 4-1-2016

5, 21-12-2015, 4-1-2016

6, 21-12-2015, 4-1-2016

7, 21-12-2015, 4-1-2016

8, 2-1-2016, 4-1-2016

9, 4-1-2016, 4-1-2016

10, 4-1-2016, 4-1-2016

];

NoConcatenate

LOAD

*

Resident Data

Where (plan_date <> OrderDate);

DROP Table Data;

Regards,

Anand

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Author

Thank you, this works. The only problem now is that these data are hidden, but I want them to be completely removed. Do you have a solution for that?

rubenmarin

Hi Stefan, another option:

Datums:

LOAD orderid,

          plan_date,

          orderid & '#' & plan_date as check

          From [DatabaseA.qvd]

(qvd);

Inner Join (Datums)

        LOAD orderid,

                  OrderDate

                  FROM [DatabaseB.qvd] Where not exists('check', orderid & '#' & OrderDate)

(qvd);

DROP Field check;

I didn't tested but the inner join should also remove the rows from the first table.

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Author

I am sorry guys, I think i should have explained it better, so here is attempt number two.

Here is my original qvw with 4 different QVD's:

table A.png

What I want is to remove the orderid's out of my qvw where the plan_date and the OrderDate have the same date. You can see these two things are in two different QVD's: OrderDate is in 'Planning' and plan_date is in 'Afhaalwagen'.

I have made a new table where I put the orderid, plan_date and OrderDate in one table, but now I get synthetic keys.

Datums:

LOAD orderid,

          plan_date

FROM $(vPath)afhaalwagennummer.qvd (qvd);

inner join

Load orderid,

        OrderDate

FROM $(vPath)planning.qvd (qvd);

NewTable:

NoConcatenate

LOAD orderid,

     plan_date,

     OrderDate

RESIDENT Datums

WHERE not (plan_date = OrderDate);

Drop Table Datums;

Table B.png

The problem is, in the new table the orderid with the same plan_date and OrderDate is hidden, but these orderid's are still in the whole qvw.

What I actually want is the following:

Table C.png

Am I thinking it totally wrong? Because I have the feeling I am close, but I can't get it clear.

Thanks.

johnw
Champion III
Champion III

Is orderid a unique key to all three tables? If so, join Afhaalwagen and Indelingen onto the Planning table, then use my previous inner join suggestion. But I suspect that each has a different unique key, even if they all share orderid, and so you'd want to keep them separate. If so, perhaps something like this:

[Delete Orders]:
LOAD
orderid as [Delete Order]
,plan_date
FROM $(vPath)afhaalwagennummer.qvd (qvd);

INNER JOIN ([Delete Orders])
LOAD
orderid as [Delete Order]
,OrderDate
FROM $(vPath)planning.qvd (qvd);

INNER JOIN ([Delete Order])
LOAD *
WHERE plan_date = OrderDate;

INNER JOIN (Planning)
LOAD your key fields
RESIDENT Planning
WHERE not exists([Delete Order],orderid);

INNER JOIN (Afhaalwagen)
LOAD your key fields
RESIDENT Afhaalwagen
WHERE not exists([Delete Order],orderid);

INNER JOIN (Indelingen)
LOAD your key fields
RESIDENT Indelingen
WHERE not exists([Delete Order],orderid);

DROP TABLE [Delete Orders];