Hierarchy function is not generating NodePath, only separators?

[#1]

Hi all,

I am running hierarchy function on the resident table called DataTaxonomy_tmp3

Below the content of the table:

NodeDescription	NodeID	ParentID
Client	22
Counterparty Country of Risk Name	127	167
Exchange Price	126	168
Markets	168	21
Party	167	22
Pricing	21
TestKDE3	128	169
TestKDE4	129	168
TestSubdomain3	169	22
TestSubdomain4	170	21

Script used for Hierarchy:

DataTaxonomy:
Hierarchy(NodeID, ParentID, NodeDescription,ParentName,Node,SelectionPath,,NodeDepth)
LOAD NodeID,
ParentID,
NodeDescription
RESIDENT DataTaxonomy_tmp3;

It seems to create the correct table apart from the fact that the path is not populated correctly and only consists of separators (last column), table below:

NodeDepth	NodeDescription	NodeDescription1	NodeDescription2	NodeDescription3	NodeID	ParentID	ParentName	SelectionPath
1	Client	Client			22
1	Pricing	Pricing			21
2	Markets	Pricing	Markets		168	21	Pricing	/
2	Party	Client	Party		167	22	Client	/
2	TestSubdomain3	Client	TestSubdomain3		169	22	Client	/
2	TestSubdomain4	Pricing	TestSubdomain4		170	21	Pricing	/
3	Counterparty Country of Risk Name	Client	Party	Counterparty Country of Risk Name	127	167	Party	//
3	Exchange Price	Pricing	Markets	Exchange Price	126	168	Markets	//
3	TestKDE3	Client	TestSubdomain3	TestKDE3	128	169	TestSubdomain3	//
3	TestKDE4	Pricing	Markets	TestKDE4	129	168	Markets	//

an anyone help and tell me what may be the reason for not populating the SelectionPath correctly?

Regards,

Paul

[giakoum]

Hi Paul.

there is no screenshot in the question. Anyway, it would be great if you attach a sample application that can be reloaded.

BR, Ioannis

[giakoum]

PathSource is the name of the field that contains the name of the node used to build the node path. Optional parameter. If omitted, NodeName will be used. 

You have neither PathSource nor NodeName

[#4]

Hi Ioannis,

Thanks -  have realised screenshots were not posted so have added tables, sharing sample app would require a lot of cleansing so would use that as a last resort if no one can suggest anything.

Paul

[#5]

I have got a NodeName called NodeDescription,

That does not seem to be the case as if I run the script like this it still does not produce the path (just separators)

DataTaxonomy:
Hierarchy(NodeID, ParentID, NodeName,ParentName,Node,SelectionPath,,NodeDepth)
LOAD NodeID,
ParentID,
NodeDescription as NodeName
RESIDENT DataTaxonomy_tmp3;

[MarcoWedel]

There is a typo in your Hierarchy parameters:

try

Hierarchy(NodeID, ParentID, NodeDescription,ParentName,NodeID,SelectionPath,,NodeDepth)

instead.

hope this helps

regards

Marco

[#7]

Thanks Marco for suggestion

I have run the code:

ierarchy(NodeID, ParentID, NodeName,ParentName,NodeID,SelectionPath,,NodeDepth)

but unfortunately no change,

Paul

[#8]

Interesting, if I do the same script on exactly the same table but which was created using load * inline- it works!

Could it be something to do with numbers/text formatting?

Node	Node1	Node2	Node3	NodeDepth	NodeID	ParentID	ParentName	SelectionPath
Client	Client			1	22			22
Counterparty Country of Risk Name	Client	Party	Counterparty Country of Risk Name	3	127	167	Party	22/167/127
Exchange Price	Pricing	Markets	Exchange Price	3	126	168	Markets	21/168/126
Markets	Pricing	Markets		2	168	21	Pricing	21/168
Party	Client	Party		2	167	22	Client	22/167
Pricing	Pricing			1	21			21
TestKDE3	Client	TestSubdomain3	TestKDE3	3	128	169	TestSubdomain3	22/169/128
TestKDE4	Pricing	Markets	TestKDE4	3	129	168	Markets	21/168/129
TestSubdomain3	Client	TestSubdomain3		2	169	22	Client	22/169
TestSubdomain4	Pricing	TestSubdomain4		2	170	21	Pricing	21/170

[#9 · Accepted solution]

OK found the answer!

My original script (in my first post) should read Node Description.

DataTaxonomy:
Hierarchy(NodeID, ParentID, NodeDescription,ParentName,NodeDescription,SelectionPath,,NodeDepth)
LOAD NodeID,
ParentID,
NodeDescription
RESIDENT DataTaxonomy_tmp3;

Thanks for all the help!

[MarcoWedel]

You're welcome

please close your thread if your question is answered.

thanks

regards

Marco