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Seiya
Contributor III
Contributor III

Excluding values on load from a field

Have searched but the results I get do not work for me.

Current code from data load editor is as follows:

[bi_tools_bsj_data]:
LOAD 
	[serial_no],
	[cust_code],
....

 

I need to restrict exclude some two letter strings from cust_code as they are not required.

Code such as:

Where not Wildmatch(FieldName, '*ABC*');

Where  FieldName <>   'ABC' ;

from other solutions are not recognized in the load editor.

'Not' is not recognised and also since the solutions seem to be using semi-colons at the end not for use in load editor?

Is there anyway I can do this or change syntax somewhat to be applicable for my

 

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Arthur_Fong
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Try this:

Data:
LOAD 
	[serial_no],
	[cust_code],
        ....
	[rece_ref],
	APPLYMAP( '__countryCodeIsoTwo2Polygon', UPPER([mfg_code]), '-') AS [bi_tools_bsj_data.mfg_code_GeoInfo];
SELECT "serial_no", 
	"cust_code", 
	....
	"rece_ref" 
FROM tcsHongKong.dbo."bi_tools_bsj_data";

noconcatenate
[bi_tools_bsj_data]:
load * resident Data
where not wildmatch(cust_code,'*3U*','*BK*','*CA*','*CZ*','*HU*','*JD*','*MU*');
drop table Data;

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Arthur_Fong
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Try:

[bi_tools_bsj_data]:
LOAD 
	[serial_no],
	[cust_code]
from <Your Data SourcePath>
where FieldName <>  'ABC';
Seiya
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Thanks that works.

What would the syntax be for multiple strings as unfortunately just adding , won't work.

Arthur_Fong
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Try:

[bi_tools_bsj_data]:
LOAD 
	[serial_no],
	[cust_code]
from <Your Data SourcePath>
where not wildmatch(FieldName,  '*ABC*','*BCD*','*DEF*');
Seiya
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

error of wildmatch is not built in function name sorry.

tried all Caps, 'W' caps, and 'W' and 'M' caps but no dice.

Arthur_Fong
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Try:

[data]:
LOAD 
	[serial_no],
	[cust_code]
from <Your Data SourcePath>;

noconcatenate
[bi_tools_bsj_data]:
LOAD 
	[serial_no],
	[cust_code]
resident data
where not wildmatch(FieldName,  '*ABC*','*BCD*','*DEF*');

Drop table data;
Seiya
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Sorry it's starting to get a bit complicated. 😅

Let me just paste my full code below, noting that a "...." is just denoting fields I've hidden to save space.

[bi_tools_bsj_data]:
LOAD 
	[serial_no],
	[cust_code],
        ....
	[rece_ref],
	APPLYMAP( '__countryCodeIsoTwo2Polygon', UPPER([mfg_code]), '-') AS [bi_tools_bsj_data.mfg_code_GeoInfo];
SELECT "serial_no", 
	"cust_code", 
	....
	"rece_ref" 
FROM tcsHongKong.dbo."bi_tools_bsj_data"
where not wildmatch(cust_code,'*3U*','*BK*','*CA*','*CZ*','*HU*','*JD*','*MU*');

 

So for example in my script I already have the line "[bi_tools_bsj_data]" at the top and the "FROM" at the bottom of the

"SELECT" function.

If we were to switch things up exactly how it was in the example I'm sure things would break.

Again your help is much appreciated.

Arthur_Fong
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Try this:

Data:
LOAD 
	[serial_no],
	[cust_code],
        ....
	[rece_ref],
	APPLYMAP( '__countryCodeIsoTwo2Polygon', UPPER([mfg_code]), '-') AS [bi_tools_bsj_data.mfg_code_GeoInfo];
SELECT "serial_no", 
	"cust_code", 
	....
	"rece_ref" 
FROM tcsHongKong.dbo."bi_tools_bsj_data";

noconcatenate
[bi_tools_bsj_data]:
load * resident Data
where not wildmatch(cust_code,'*3U*','*BK*','*CA*','*CZ*','*HU*','*JD*','*MU*');
drop table Data;
Seiya
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Thanks, much appreciated and it's all good now, though it does appear to load the data twice?

Guess we can't avoid that?

And for curiosities sake why does the original one liner not work and we have to enter an entire algorithm instead of just wildmatch xxx?

Arthur_Fong
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Because you are connecting data via connectors.

SQL doesn't have wildmatch function(there might be but not using wildmatch as keyword) which returns invalid function.