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riishabhz
Creator
Creator

sum result is showing double then sql result.

i have a incremental table , script is :-

max1:
LOAD max (SalesDate) as SalesDate
FROM
[..\VWCashOrderTRN_Qlik\VWCashOrderTRN_Qlik.qvd](qvd);

let date2=Date(peek('SalesDate',0,'max'));

drop table max1;

final1:
LOAD NCode,
PartnerCode,
Channel,
ETPCode,
SalesDate,
"Doc_Type",
BillNo,
CustomerNumber,
Season,
Style,
Color,
Size,
InvoiceQuantity,
ETPMRP,
RealisedSale,
TAXAmount,
TAXRate,
NETSale,
SalesPerson;
SQL SELECT *
FROM ETPEASV55.dbo."VWCashOrderTRN_Qlik" where SalesDate>'$(date2)';

Concatenate(final1)
LOAD NCode,
PartnerCode,
Channel,
ETPCode,
SalesDate,
Doc_Type,
BillNo,
CustomerNumber,
Season,
Style,
Color,
Size,
InvoiceQuantity,
ETPMRP,
RealisedSale,
TAXAmount,
TAXRate,
NETSale,
SalesPerson
FROM
[..\VWCashOrderTRN_Qlik\VWCashOrderTRN_Qlik.qvd]
(qvd);

now i have done table chart in which i want to do sum(realisedsale) on the basis of ncodes

the result of sum(realisedsale) is 10000

but when i verify sum(realisedsale) in my sql table its showing 5000

so qlikview is showing exactly double data.

also double data is in every column of qlikview like sum(invoicequantity) , etc

please any help.

1 Solution

Accepted Solutions
chriscammers
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

YOUR PEEK has an error, I think the date you are getting is either null or zero.

You have the third parameter in PEEK as 'max' and it should be 'max1'

I also think you have to initialize your qvd again and I would recommend adding a condition to exclude records that are retrieved by the SQL Check out the pseudo-code example below.

MaxDate:
Load Max(RecordDate) as MaxDate
From [myqvd.qvd](qvd);

Let vMaxDate = Date(peek('MaxDate',0,'MaxDate'));

MyData:
Load
   RecordID,...;
SQL
Select * from Table Where RecordDate > '$(vMaxDate)';

Concatenate(MyData)
Load * from [myqvd.qvd](qvd)
//This where clause will prevent duplication
Where not exists(RecordID);

Store MyData into [myqvd.qvd](qvd);

 

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dplr-rn
Partner - Master III
Partner - Master III

I would hazard a guess that the > condition is not working in the sql
check below statement . shouldnt the table name be max1?
let date2=Date(peek('SalesDate',0,'max'));

riishabhz
Creator
Creator
Author

Sir sql is working fine, its just double of sql value in my qlikview.
Any solutions sir
dplr-rn
Partner - Master III
Partner - Master III

you didnt read my reply correctly. the sql call within qlik is not working IMO

riishabhz
Creator
Creator
Author

Sir i correct it on my qlik but still same problem, should i have to make
new qvd for incremental from beginning ?
Or should i do sum(realisedsales)/2 in order to get results but that wont
be a correct solution i guess

chriscammers
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

YOUR PEEK has an error, I think the date you are getting is either null or zero.

You have the third parameter in PEEK as 'max' and it should be 'max1'

I also think you have to initialize your qvd again and I would recommend adding a condition to exclude records that are retrieved by the SQL Check out the pseudo-code example below.

MaxDate:
Load Max(RecordDate) as MaxDate
From [myqvd.qvd](qvd);

Let vMaxDate = Date(peek('MaxDate',0,'MaxDate'));

MyData:
Load
   RecordID,...;
SQL
Select * from Table Where RecordDate > '$(vMaxDate)';

Concatenate(MyData)
Load * from [myqvd.qvd](qvd)
//This where clause will prevent duplication
Where not exists(RecordID);

Store MyData into [myqvd.qvd](qvd);

 

riishabhz
Creator
Creator
Author

Hi sir,
Ok sir but i have one doubt , if i write again last line of store qvd will
that not duplicate records?
chriscammers
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Storing a qvd will automatically overwrite the file.

Brett_Bleess
Former Employee
Former Employee

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