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Data Relations

Hi guys,

I'm both new to Qlikview and relatively new to relational databases. Everything has gone really well with Qlikview but i'm having a problem. It seems to be simple but I haven't been able to figure it out.

I have a set of Orders in my data that have a bunch of relations in a database. Most of the information that I need has already been retrieved and stored in a QVD file. All of this data is linked to the "Order ID" field of the order. We've realized that we need a bit more data from the database, so I'm augmenting the data in the QVD with a couple of extra pieces from the DB. I've been able to retrieve everything properly, the problem is that all of this data isn't linked to the "Order ID" field, but to an "orderKey" field, a background hex key that all of the data is actually related with.

So my problem is that I have a bunch of data related to "Order ID", and the new data I've gotten is related through "orderKey" which is in turn related to "Order ID". The problem with this is that I have this split in data of things that are related directly to "Order ID" and things that are related indirectly to it using "orderKey".

My question is: is there a way to make all of this new information act as if it is being related directly to "Order ID"?

As it stands now in tables there are splits along the data for each order, which makes the data really messy and unorganized.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Dan

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I'm glad you found something that would work for you.

It's odd that you couldn't get rid of that split. I'm sure it is possible to get everything linked up correctly, but sometimes it's good to find an alternative solution.