topic Re: Counting status change in certain cells in QlikView

Counting status change in certain cells

Anonymous — Thu, 29 Sep 2016 17:05:53 GMT

Hi Qlik experts,

I have log files that contain fields as follows: Time Stamp, device name, cell_id, region and status, on_line.

Cell identifies a sub are where the device is located.

I have a requirement to count status change for each device from one cell to another cell with the following criteria:

for each device name if cell id is different from the previous one and status is "IN" and on_line >0, then include this in the count. Otherwise don't count.

I am sure this is very simple but could someone suggest the right expression or script for this.

Thank

Re: Counting status change in certain cells

maxgro — Thu, 29 Sep 2016 19:18:32 GMT

Do a resident load of your table order by device, timestamp (or maybe an id you can add to order the table records as you want).

Use the peek function to check if the device of the current row is the same as the previous row and if the sub changed; also check the status N and on_lie > 0. If all the check are ok, you can set a new column (flag) to 1.

In a chart, sum the flag

Re: Counting status change in certain cells

vishsaggi — Thu, 29 Sep 2016 19:52:10 GMT

Adding to Maxgro's solution from above:

Use sum(Flag) in your chart expression with relevant dimension.

LOAD *,

IF(cell_id <> Peek('cell_id) AND status = 'IN' AND on_line >0, 1,0) As Flag;

LOAD Time Stamp,

device name,

cell_id,

region,

status,

on_line

FROM <YourLogfilenameLocation path>;

If this doesn't work please share your script or a sample file to work on it?

Re: Counting status change in certain cells

Anonymous — Fri, 30 Sep 2016 09:47:00 GMT

Hi,

It does not seem to be working. BTW, what is the difference between previous and peek in this case? can we use previous instead?

Please find attached the sample file. The header names are a little bit different which is called area number, but they are conceptually the same. I'd like to know the rate of area number change for each customer_id wit certain condition. In this sample the status is IN_NETWORK.

Thanks,

Re: Counting status change in certain cells

Anonymous — Fri, 30 Sep 2016 13:54:58 GMT

Hi Massimo,

Could you suggest the script here?

Does it have to be resident load and need to order records by device_id and then time stamp?

Thanks

Re: Counting status change in certain cells

maxgro — Fri, 30 Sep 2016 18:07:28 GMT

I'm not sure to understand all your conditions.

I set the flag when the customer is the same and the area number changes and status IN_NETWORK

PFA

Re: Counting status change in certain cells

Anonymous — Sun, 02 Oct 2016 18:39:33 GMT

Hi Maxgro,

Thanks for the showing the result with the example and the QVW file. I wonder if you could post the script here since I am still working on getting the professional license so I can't open the file.

What have done in the script is after loading the full table I added resident load as below:

LOAD

Date,Time,

[area number], [customer id],

online,status,

If([area number] <> peek([area number]) and status = '*IN_NETWORK*' AND online >0,1,0) as Switch

Resident device-status

ORDER BY [device id],Date,Time;

But it does not give me correct result. It is either all 0 or 1. Anything missing in my script?

Re: Counting status change in certain cells

vishsaggi — Sun, 02 Oct 2016 18:50:55 GMT

May be try this ?

LOAD

Date,Time,

[area number], [customer id],

online,status,

If([area number] <> peek([area number]) and Wildmatch(status, '*IN_NETWORK*') AND online >0,1,0) as Switch

Resident device-status

ORDER BY [device id],Date,Time;

Re: Counting status change in certain cells

maxgro — Sun, 02 Oct 2016 18:53:20 GMT

Source:

LOAD //rowno() as id,

Date,

Time,

[network id],

[area number],

customer_id,

type,

Status,

latency,

region

FROM

[Data_Sample for qlik2..csv]

(txt, codepage is 1252, embedded labels, delimiter is ',', msq);

left join (Source)

//NoConcatenate

LOAD //id,

Date,

Time,

//[network id],

[area number],

customer_id,

//type,

//Status,

//latency,

//region,

if(customer_id = peek('customer_id') and [area number] <> peek('area number'),1,0) as Flag

Resident Source

Where wildmatch(Status, '*IN_NETWORK*')

Order By customer_id, Date, Time;

Re: Counting status change in certain cells

Anonymous — Sun, 02 Oct 2016 19:31:57 GMT

Hi Maxgro

Many Thanks for this!