Hi Sunny,
Following are the tables;
A_FF_ONE:
LOAD
f_tgt as ff_tgt,
f_source as ff_source,
f_SSID as ff_SSID,
f_rssi as ff_rssi,
f_imp_day as ff_imp_day,
f_imp_date as ff_imp_date,
f_imp_time as ff_imp_time,
f_imp_year as ff_imp_year,
ff_time as fff_time,
if (ff_time > 6,1,0) as return_cust
order by f_source,f_imp_date,f_imp_time;
let custom_counter=1;
A_FULL_FINAL:
Load
ff_source as fff_source,
ff_SSID as fff_ssid,
ff_imp_date as fff_imp_date,
ff_imp_time as fff_imp_time,
return_cust as f_return_cust,
$custom_counter as cust_count,
if((return_cust=1 and fff_time > 6 and ff_source=previous(ff_source)),custom_counter=custom_counter+1
if(return_cust=0 and fff_time < 6 and ff_source=previous(ff_source),custom_counter)) as f_source_cntr
resident A_FF_ONE
order by ff_source,ff_imp_date,ff_imp_time;
custom_counter=custom_counter+1;
Now I want to run a custom counter as 'custom_counter' with incremental 1 in table 'A_FULL_FINAL' so that I capture the required values of custom_counter in f_source_cntr.
So the issue is, currently, the custom counter is giving me value 1 only for all the records fetched from table A_FF_ONE.
Please help.
Again I would like to clarify that I want to run a counter in second table with incremental one without using recno() or rangesum.
Thanks,
