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Hi,
I have a table with products which have an open date and a close date for example:
204939420 1/1/2016 4/1/2016
What I need is when I select 3/1/2016 it counts this one as an open record. Normally I would do an interval match in the script but my table conistst of 20 mln records over 6 years. So doing an intervalmatch will result in Qlikview crashing because the result is an endless amount of rows.
How can I solve this? Is there another way in the script? Or better to solve in a formula in the front end? And what would that formula be ?
Thanks!
Regards, Paul
You can use this way
LOAD ID,
Date(StartDate + IterNo() - 1) as Date
While StartDate + IterNo() - 1 <= EndDate;
LOAD ID,
StartDate,
EndDate
From Source;
But to tell you the truth, I have no idea if interval match or this is any better to each other.
Hi Sunny,
I wasn't any faster then the intervalmatch. Because it is just to much data.
What we now did instead of an intermatch on everyday we limited it to a monthly intervalmatch with the last 2 months on a daily basis. This limits the amount of data so we "only" have 350 mln records as a result
Thanks for the help anyway!
Maybe something like this:
count({< Opendate = {">=SelectedDate"}, Closedate = {"<SelectedDate"}>} Product)
- Marcus
Hi Paul,
I think what you've already done now is similar to what John Witherspoon has described here:
While loop for creating dates between 1985 and 2016 - performance issues
Maybe you get some more tips & tricks from that post.
Regards,
Stefan