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[upaliwije]

Mapsalvage:

     Mapping Load   CLAIM_N0, SALVAGE From e:\SALVAGE.qvd

     (qvd) ;

ALL:

                Load *,

          ApplyMap(' Mapsalvage',CLAIM_NO, null()) as SALVAGE

          Resident MC;

DROP TABLE MC;

I have above syntax which is running well. But In MC table there are some times more than one records with the same CLAIM_NO and when the above script is run SALVAGE amount is recorded against all such records duplicating the  SALVAGE amount.  I want to record salvage amount only against distinct CLAIM_NO. How can restrict such a thing through apply map. Pls help

[geert_gelade]

maybe "mapping load distinct" can help ?

[upaliwije]

What you say is not clear to me

[geert_gelade]

Sorry, I misunderstood you had duplicates in SALVAGE.qvd.

Can't you load you MC table with distinct values ?

[upaliwije]

MC table cannot be loaded with distinct value

[jyothish8807]

Hi upali,

Try this:

Mapsalvage:

     Mapping Load   CLAIM_N0, SALVAGE From e:\SALVAGE.qvd

     (qvd) ;

ALL:

                Load Distinct CLAIM_NO,

          ApplyMap(' Mapsalvage',CLAIM_NO, null()) as SALVAGE

          Resident MC;

Regards

KC

[maxgro · Accepted solution]

see attachment if you want this

[#8]

Hi,

I just tried the below code but not getting any duplications.

Mapsalvage:

Mapping LOAD * inline [

claim_no,salvage

1,100

2,200

3,300

];

MC:

LOAD * inline [

claim_no

1

1

2

2

3

3

];

Demo:

load

applymap('Mapsalvage',claim_no,'null') as Salvage,

claim_no,

1 as field1

resident MC;

drop table MC;

If possible could you post an example?

[mark_casselman]

Hi,

If you chech your table you will see the duplicate rows. They are not shown in a straight table because all data is the same. But if you add an expression count(claim_no), you will see that there are in fact duplicate rows.

If you want to see them, you will have to add a field that is different for the duplicate rows.

For example add a unique RecNo() to the table.

Demo:

load

applymap('Mapsalvage',claim_no,'null') as Salvage,

claim_no,

1 as field1,

RecNo()

resident MC;

First screenshot : without RecNo, with count

Second screenshot : with RecNo

If you don't want to see the RecNo column, just hide it in the properties - presentation as shown here:

Ok ?

[MarcoWedel]

Hi,

instead of integrating your salvage field into your MC table, I would keep the salvage.qvd as seperate table to circumvent the granularity mismatch:

so instead of:

MC:
LOAD * INLINE [
    CLAIM_NO, field1, field2
    1111, 87587, 98798
    2222, 76987, 34354
    2222, 46543, 32132
    3333, 65765, 32432
];

Mapsalvage:
Mapping LOAD * INLINE [
    CLAIM_NO, SALVAGE
    1111, 1234
    2222, 2345
];

ALL:
LOAD *,
    ApplyMap('Mapsalvage',CLAIM_NO, null()) as SALVAGE
Resident MC;

DROP TABLE MC;

rather try like:

MC:
LOAD * INLINE [
    CLAIM_NO, field1, field2
    1111, 87587, 98798
    2222, 76987, 34354
    2222, 46543, 32132
    3333, 65765, 32432
];

tabSalvage:
LOAD * INLINE [
    CLAIM_NO, SALVAGE
    1111, 1234
    2222, 2345
];

hope this helps

regards

Marco