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Hello,
I'm unsure how to best put this into practice any advice/help greatly appreciated.
I have the below script and I currently replicate it for every BatchNumber that I have (this increase month on month), I then also need to replicate it for 6 filters (these are [CL Filter 1k],[CL Filter 2k],[CL Filter 3k], etc . 6 in total).
I assume there is a way to create a variable that allows the script to loop for each of these? Any idea where to start?
Many thanks
Left Join (QuoteResults)
Load
UUID_All,
AutoNumber(Rowno(),[Quote Number]&'A')as [CTM Rank Lt 1k]
Resident QuoteResults
Where BatchNumber = 1 and [CL Filter 1k] =1
Order by total_price asc;
Replicate:
Note:
[CL Filter 1k] is a field that acts as a flag 1=yes,0=no there are 6 filters (1k, 2k, 3k, 4k, 5k, 10k)
(BatchNumbers increase month on month on moth currently 1-6)
I have been increasing the number of tables each month so I now have 36 tables increase by 6 every month.
Left Join (QuoteResults)
Load
UUID_All,
AutoNumber(Rowno(),[Quote Number]&'A')as [CTM Rank Lt 1k]
Resident QuoteResults
Where BatchNumber = 2 and [CL Filter 1k] =1
Order by total_price asc;
Left Join (QuoteResults)
Load
UUID_All,
AutoNumber(Rowno(),[Quote Number]&'A')as [CTM Rank Lt 1k]
Resident QuoteResults
Where BatchNumber = 1 and [CL Filter 2k] =1
Order by total_price asc;
Hi there.
What about this?
First, let's get the Max BatchNumber from QuoteResults.
Max_BatchNumber:
Load
Max(BatchNumber) As Max_BatchNumber
Resident QuoteResults;
Let vMaxBatchNumber = Peek('Max_BatchNumber');
Drop Table Max_BatchNumber;
Then, let's perform a For..Next loop from 1 to Max_BatchNumber.
For vBatchNumber=1 to $(Max_BatchNumber)
Temp_Batch:
Load
UUID_All,
AutoNumber(Rowno(),[Quote Number]&'A')as [CTM Rank Lt 1k]
Resident QuoteResults
Where BatchNumber = $(vBatchNumber) and [CL Filter $(vBatchNumber)k] =$(vBatchNumber);
Next
Finally, we can join Temp_Batch with QuoteResults.
I hope it helps you.
Regards,