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I tried creating a new table from the existing table based on some conditions, however, I was able to create only one table and not the second one.
Table 1:
Load
Field 1,
field 2,
Resident (Basetable)
where WildMatch([Field 1], $(vmain))
Table 2 :
Load
Field 1,
field 2,
Resident (Basetable)
where WildMatch([Field 1], $(vsub))
Hi @Qlikuser09 , try changing the names in the second load, otherwise, autoconcatenate is in action.
Table 2 :
Load
Field 1 as Field11,
field 2,
Resident (Basetable)
where WildMatch([Field 1], $(vsub))
Another option is to use noconcatenate, as described here
Preventing concatenation of tables
In your script
Table 2 :
Noconcatenate Load
Field 1,
field 2,
Resident (Basetable)
where WildMatch([Field 1], $(vsub))
Hi @Qlikuser09 , try changing the names in the second load, otherwise, autoconcatenate is in action.
Table 2 :
Load
Field 1 as Field11,
field 2,
Resident (Basetable)
where WildMatch([Field 1], $(vsub))
Hi,
You can do like QFabian mentioned specially for consuming the data, or you can use the NoConcatenate to keep both tables separated (if you want to export it using a Store, for example).
Do like:
Table 1:
Load * ...
Noconcatenate
Table2:
Load * ...
Another option is to use noconcatenate, as described here
Preventing concatenation of tables
In your script
Table 2 :
Noconcatenate Load
Field 1,
field 2,
Resident (Basetable)
where WildMatch([Field 1], $(vsub))