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muhammedraleen
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator

Create and Populate Values to An Array and Use that Array inside For Loop

Hi All,

I have query which outputs just only 4 records. I need those 4 rows to be saved into a variable. That variable I need to use inside for loop. Where based on that 4 records I need to run SQL scripts. I can load manually all those 4 tables, but i need to automate for avoiding future reworks. 

Example:- 

Query needs to run is SQL select TRANSID from grnhdr; This outputs 4 records as of now, which are A,B,C,D. Now I need to load workflow table of these, where it's table name is AWORKFLOW,BWORKFLOW,CWORKFLOW & DWORKFLOW. Likewise, each transid has a workflow table. I need to load all the tables, in a automate process.

Purpose:- In future if they add a new transid, that new transid's workflow also needs to be loaded.

How is it possible ?

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ManuelRühl
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

I use something like that for generating several tables in a loop:

 

Workflowtable:
LOAD
    rowno() as Counter,
 
    TRANSID&'WORFLOW' as Connect
 
FROM TABLE / SQL / DATABASE
 
 
FOR i=1 to FieldValueCount('Counter')
 
let vFieldValueCount = FieldValueCount('Counter');
let vConnect = FieldValue('Connect',$(i));
let vTabelle = FieldValue('Tabelle',$(i));
let vBezeichnung = FieldValue('Bezeichnung',$(i));
 
[$(vBezeichnung)]:
SQL SELECT * FROM $(vConnect);
 
STORE [$(vBezeichnung)] INTO .............. (QVD);
 
DROP TABLE [$(vBezeichnung)];
 
next;
Manuel Rühl
www.mamaconsulting.de

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muhammedraleen
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
Author

Hi @ManuelRühl ,

Thank you very much for your time and support.

Hi All,

I used the below script to achieve the final output;

T1:
SQL select distinct TRANSID from grnhdr;
let vTBName = 'workflow';
 
for i=1 to NoOfRows('T1')-1
let vTransId = Peek('TRANSID',$(i),'T1');
    GRNWORKFLOW:
   SQL select RECORDID,APP_LEVEL,APP_DATETIME from $(vTransId)$(vTBName);   
next
Store GRNWORKFLOW into [lib://KSPA (win-0geimupg8c8_administrator)/GRNWORKFLOW.qvd](qvd);
Drop table GRNWORKFLOW ,T1;

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ManuelRühl
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

I use something like that for generating several tables in a loop:

 

Workflowtable:
LOAD
    rowno() as Counter,
 
    TRANSID&'WORFLOW' as Connect
 
FROM TABLE / SQL / DATABASE
 
 
FOR i=1 to FieldValueCount('Counter')
 
let vFieldValueCount = FieldValueCount('Counter');
let vConnect = FieldValue('Connect',$(i));
let vTabelle = FieldValue('Tabelle',$(i));
let vBezeichnung = FieldValue('Bezeichnung',$(i));
 
[$(vBezeichnung)]:
SQL SELECT * FROM $(vConnect);
 
STORE [$(vBezeichnung)] INTO .............. (QVD);
 
DROP TABLE [$(vBezeichnung)];
 
next;
Manuel Rühl
www.mamaconsulting.de
muhammedraleen
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
Author

Hi @ManuelRühl ,

Thank you very much for your time and support.

Hi All,

I used the below script to achieve the final output;

T1:
SQL select distinct TRANSID from grnhdr;
let vTBName = 'workflow';
 
for i=1 to NoOfRows('T1')-1
let vTransId = Peek('TRANSID',$(i),'T1');
    GRNWORKFLOW:
   SQL select RECORDID,APP_LEVEL,APP_DATETIME from $(vTransId)$(vTBName);   
next
Store GRNWORKFLOW into [lib://KSPA (win-0geimupg8c8_administrator)/GRNWORKFLOW.qvd](qvd);
Drop table GRNWORKFLOW ,T1;