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manju421
Contributor II
Contributor II

How to eliminate certain rows

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 I want to eliminate project which have status =. Terminated. If status = terminated in any of the version, I don't want to display that project.

In above example Project name (Test 1) has status Terminated, In this case, I want to eliminate all 3 rows for Test 1

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Taoufiq_Zarra

@manju421  in Script for example :

Data:

Load * inline [
Project name,version,Status
test 1,1,closed
test 1,2,closed
test 1,3,Terminated
test 2,1,closed
test 2,2,closed
];
left join load [Project name],'1' as Flag resident Data where  Status='Terminated';


output:
noconcatenate
load * resident Data where Flag<>'1';

drop table Data;
drop fields Flag;

 

output:

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Regards,
Taoufiq ZARRA

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Vegar
MVP
MVP

You could solve this with a solution using NOT Exsists()

ExcludedList:
LOAD [Project name] as ExcludedProjectName
FROM source
WHERE Status= 'Terminated';

Final:
LOAD [Project name], Version, Status
FROM Source
WHERE Not Exists(ExcludedProjectName , [Project name] );

Drop table ExcludedList;