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		Hi team,
I have an existing Qlikview application , as per one new requirement I have appended/concatenated 10 fields table to 100 fields fact table . After reloading the dashboard in local it’s working fine.
when am deployed this dashboard in UAT/Dev environment and reloading through QMC its excluding the newly appended records from fact tables.
anyone has any clue on this kindly share.
Thanks in Advance
 
					
				
		
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		Maybe there exists any section access and the new concatenated fields doesn't include the key-field to the section access. In this case the values of this key-field aren't real values else NULL and are automatically excluded from the section access. If so you would need to enrich the concatenate-load with this section access key maybe with an integrated mapping.
- Marcus
 
					
				
		
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		Maybe there exists any section access and the new concatenated fields doesn't include the key-field to the section access. In this case the values of this key-field aren't real values else NULL and are automatically excluded from the section access. If so you would need to enrich the concatenate-load with this section access key maybe with an integrated mapping.
- Marcus
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@marcus_sommer wrote:Maybe there exists any section access and the new concatenated fields doesn't include the key-field to the section access. In this case the values of this key-field aren't real values else NULL and are automatically excluded from the section access. If so you would need to JCPenney Kiosk enrich the concatenate-load with this section access key maybe with an integrated mapping.
- Marcus
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		Thanks @Ceciliaa for your reply on the same.
@marcus_sommer solution was resolved my problem.
Cheers.
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		In a non-threaded environment that's wasteful and the general ... Simply calling fileText.concat(inputLine); will not change the value in fileText .
