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vengadeshpalani
Creator
Creator

How to handle TWO Condition check for Optimized Loading

Hi all

I have 1 billion records in Fact.qvd I want load QVD as the Optimized format but I need to check two conditions how I want to handle this?

load Date

from Qvd;

load ID

from Qvd;

Fact:

load Date,

ID,

some Other fields

from fact.qvd where Exist (Date) and Exist (ID);

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marcus_sommer
MVP & Luminary
MVP & Luminary

You could use two load-steps - the first one optimized with one where exists() and a second resident-load with the other where exists() - the stronger filter should be applied first. I could imagine that it could be significantly faster than an unoptimized load and mybe it's sufficient for your task. Otherwise you will need to go with the suggestion from Peter.

- Marcus

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prieper
Master II
Master II

Can you concatenate Date and ID in your datamodel?

vengadeshpalani
Creator
Creator
Author

Thanks for response

I use existing QVD if I want to update, it takes 30 hours.

do you have any alternate solution?

marcus_sommer
MVP & Luminary
MVP & Luminary

You could use two load-steps - the first one optimized with one where exists() and a second resident-load with the other where exists() - the stronger filter should be applied first. I could imagine that it could be significantly faster than an unoptimized load and mybe it's sufficient for your task. Otherwise you will need to go with the suggestion from Peter.

- Marcus

Anil_Babu_Samineni

If you load 2 different table, May be Nullify can fetch. So, You need to understand the difference b/w Join and Concatenate.

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