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 dhanavindhan
		
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		Hi,
I am facing this issue "Allocated Memory Exceeded" when I try to open one of the Pivot table in Qlikview sheet. I tried my level best to sort this issue but I couldn't. If any one know better solution to resolve this please enlighten me to sort this out.
 vvvvvvizard
		
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		One of the reasons this may occir is if there are data islands in the table structure . Does your table use a field that belongs to a data island?
 dhanavindhan
		
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		Hi Yusuuf,
Thank u for ur reply. I don't understand what is "Data island" are u mentioning "Data Model"?
 
					
				
		
 supriyabiware
		
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		i think the error can happen even when you expression has syntax errors!
there is something about the if condition - kindly check syntax again
=if(condition 1 or condition 2, exp1, exp2)
Thanks
Supriya
 dhanavindhan
		
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		Hi Supriya,
Thnq for ur quick reply. The thing is if I am loading this table with limit load it works perfectly. I am getting this allocated memory issue only when I reload full data. If expression was wrong how it works in limit load, is there any other cause or pls highlight me the expression area.
Regards,
Dhana
 
					
				
		
 supriyabiware
		
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		ok how much is your data ?
check for RAM available as well. if limited load is working i think the RAM might be an issue.
 
					
				
		
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		There are too many if-loops within your expressions especially in the type of sum(if(... instead of if(...sum(... whereby I don't suggest to re-write them in this way else a far better way would be to use set analysis. The logic and syntax are a bit more complex as with the if-loops but in the long-term you will definitely need this knowledge. Here is a very good starting point for this task: A Primer on Set Analysis.
- Marcus
 dhanavindhan
		
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		Thank you for your valuable reply, Marcus.
