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Creating QVD for multiple tables from SQL Server

Yesterday I was watching a video on youtube in which guy was saying that QVD can only be created based on one table, is that correct?

If not can I create QVD for mulbitple tables from SQL server?

When I connect QV to SQL Server DB QV script area show me SQL and not the Load at the top of every table.

Why?

What can I do to see the Load instead of SQL.

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brenner_martina
Partner - Specialist II
Partner - Specialist II

Hi,

at first, yes, a qvd is always created from 1 tabel by

store table1 Into table1.qvd;

store table2 into table2.qvd;

but in QlikView script you can concatente or join tables together and than store that new table in one qvd.

second: you need to mark on right bottom side "show load statement before2 (or similar text).

Greetings from Munich

Martina

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Author

Danke!

Let me try this.

TA

NYC

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Author

Why Load statement is important in QV.

Is it used to create new fields?

jvitantonio
Luminary Alumni
Luminary Alumni

Yes. You can create new fields or manipulate the existing ones. For example:

LOAD

month(Date) as Month,

Year(Date) as Year,

Date

;

SQL SELECT Date FROM YourDBTable;

brenner_martina
Partner - Specialist II
Partner - Specialist II

Hi, TA,

the load-statement is not necessary, if you do not change anything, but if you create new fields by using functions, you can use the load-statement at same time by loading data from source.

Greetings from Munich

Martina

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Author

I have two CSV files which I want to join and create one qvd:

Here are the names of the tables:

Users

PVLastWeek

How can I  concatenate these two tables and create one qvd?

jagan
Luminary Alumni
Luminary Alumni

Hi,

To Concatenate two tables use the following syntax

TableName:

LOAD

     *

FROM Users;

CONCATENATE

LOAD

     *

FROM PVLastWeek;

If you want to join two tables then use following syntax

TableName:

LOAD

     *

FROM Users;

LEFT JOIN

LOAD

     *

FROM PVLastWeek;

Hope this helps you.

Regards,

Jagan.

etl_tools
Creator
Creator

You can now use Advanced ETL Processor (AETL) to load QVD files into the database

http://www.etl-tools.com/articles/datawarehousing/loading-qvd-files-into-the-database.html

AETL works wih 27 datasources and 22 data targers.

Mike