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Hello Everyone,
I had in mind that integers on qlik would be limited on 15 digits since 2019 (14 before).
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However, i just connected my Qlik Sense server to a bigquery table with 17-20 integers (obtained with farm_fingerprint for keys).
And... it seems to work !!
What did I miss?
Best regards,
Simon
But are these the actual underlying numbers? And, do they all have no significant digits past a certain number? Qlik has no issue saving numbers larger than 15 digits - but only the most significant digits are saved. That's why I mentioned that the trailing zeroes are suspect.
Are you sure it worked? That all of these numbers are exactly 17 digits long when removing trailing zeroes seems pretty suspect considering the actual length of the values isn't identical...
In addition to @Or do a few calculations with these numbers to find possible differences between storing the data and their meta-information and the capabilities of the engine to calculate with them.
Background are my very early experiences with QV which could treat a 15-digit number as number, for example in keys/joins but not calculating with them.
@marcus_sommer and @Or Thanks.
I'm sure it seems to work... not sure it works perfectly fine.
I tested the sum, multiplication abd addition, worked pretty well
But are these the actual underlying numbers? And, do they all have no significant digits past a certain number? Qlik has no issue saving numbers larger than 15 digits - but only the most significant digits are saved. That's why I mentioned that the trailing zeroes are suspect.
@Or good catchn thanks !! The trailing 0 shouldn't exist.. and that also explain i guess that a +1 does not work
Luckily, we can still fix this with text() 🙂