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Hello community 😊,
Thank you all in advance for taking the time to view and or help with my query.
I have read several posts on storing to QVD/historic data/incremental load but think just ended up confusing myself!
I have a chart –
Based on
Dimension –
=WBSTK
Measures –
Count ({<LFDAT={">=$(=weekStart(today()))<=$(=weekEnd(today()))"}>} distinct VBELN)
Fields are -
WBST = goods movement status and can be A, B, C or blank.
LFDAT = entry created on date
VBELN = delivery document number
The above could of course just as easily be a table.
I am happy with this, but would like to store the value it returns each week day into a new table or chart giving me a history/timeline.
I wouldn’t necessarily want separate QVDs per day, just one that’s appended with the latest results, with a date stamp.
Also approx. 28 days/4 weeks data as history would be enough (if that is possible)?
Currently all data loaded from a database.
Thanks again, hope I have explained this correctly (any further info required)? An example would really be appreciated.
Regards
Daryn
If you're note used to writing database procedures or using an ETL application, is there someone you work with who is? It's a fairly simple task, but not really the purpose of this forum. If not, a QVD solution would be the next option.
Hi,
Is there any reason why you don't store the historic data in the database? It would seem to be the most logical choice (assuming you have access to the database or to someone who does).
Hi and thanks for responding,
Lack of knowledge on my behalf, would be the answer!
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Regards
Daryn
If you're note used to writing database procedures or using an ETL application, is there someone you work with who is? It's a fairly simple task, but not really the purpose of this forum. If not, a QVD solution would be the next option.