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QVD created but not data stored

I have an issue with writing data to qvd. I have a query like this:

Temp_Tranform_data: // Main transformation query of fact table.

Load

  contact_id,

    Date(Floor(startDateTime - (60/24/60)),'MM/DD/YYYY') as 'Date', // convert from EST to CST

...

From [lib://My_qvd_path\tblcalldetail.qvd](qvd)

Where [conditions];

Store Temp_Tranform_data into [lib://My_qvd_path\IBcalldetail_hr.qvd](qvd);

Drop Table Temp_Transform_data;

calldetail_load.PNG

Then when I go to load the data from [lib://My_qvd_path\IBcalldetail_hr.qvd](qvd), there are only the column headers and no data. I've tried using different directories and loading to different files hoping it was a weird glitch  with no luck. Has anyone encountered this issue?

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rittermd
Master
Master

Probably stupid questions.

1.  Have you opened the original qvd and confirmed that it has data?

2.  Is it possible that your where clause is not working and as a result is not selecting any data?

Can you provide the actual Where Clause that you are using?

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Author

The source file has data.

The where clause it a qlik emulation of a TSQL query that returns data:

Where contact_id = Master_contact_id

and OutboundSkill = 0

and startDateTime >= Date#('01/01/2016 00:00:00','MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss')

and not WildMatch(skill_name,'*DNU*')

and not WildMatch(skill_name,'*IVR*')

and not WildMatch(skill_name,'*x')

and not WildMatch(skill_name,'*transfer')

and not WildMatch(skill_name,'*test*')

and not WildMatch(skill_name,'8*')

and not WildMatch(skill_name,'*sandbox*')

and not WildMatch(team_name,'Silver*')

and skill_name <> 'Deactivated POC Skill'

and team_name <> 'Admin'

and media_name = 'Phone Call';

rittermd
Master
Master

I have encountered situations where the syntax of the where was correct but it did not return any data.  It usually happens with a date/time field. 

If this was my code I would comment out line by line of the where and see if I am getting data and when it stops.  If it doesn't take too long to run.

I can't think of any other reason that you are not getting data in the new qvd.

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Author

It worked! Thank you so much!

Anonymous
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Author

Hi,

Try Num(startDateTime) >= Date#('01/01/2016 00:00:00','MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss').

I had to do this for one of my where clauses.

Anonymous
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Author

No problem glad to help!