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navaneeth79
Contributor II
Contributor II

Incremental Load

I have a QVW where the excel data is loaded and stored in qvd from many sheets of excel sheet using odbc connection. Now I want the qvd to be incremented with the latest data retaining the old data in the qvd when the excel is replaced.

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

navaneeth79
Contributor II
Contributor II
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I have followed the same procedure but unable to append the data, only new data is been seen.

Thiago_Justen_

What about this:

www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2014/09/qlikview-incremental-load/

Thiago Justen Teixeira Gonçalves
Farol BI
WhatsApp: 24 98152-1675
Skype: justen.thiago
navaneeth79
Contributor II
Contributor II
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my query is every week I replace the source file so the last week data gets replaced by new week data. but I want to retain the old data of the previous file and the new data in the current file should get incremented to it

Thiago_Justen_

I see...

I have an app doing what you want. Basically, if you follow the steps into the link below you will reach your goal:

Overview of Qlik Incremental Loading

Thiago Justen Teixeira Gonçalves
Farol BI
WhatsApp: 24 98152-1675
Skype: justen.thiago
navaneeth79
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

its not  working

I have a excel with  5 sheets and all sheets have same fields, and I get each excel every week. presently we replace old excel with new excel. and the 5 sheets data is store into one table in qlikview using ODBC connection. and that table is stored in QVD. Now I want  the exact procedure but  only change is need to retain the old data in QVD as well as increment the QVD with new data.

swuehl
MVP
MVP

Please outline your current approach of loading the data.

There are a lot of working examples of an incremental LOAD, so it should be possible to adapt to your needs.

navaneeth79
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

ODBC CONNECT TO [Excel Files;DBQ=$(FilePath)\ResponseTimes.xlsx];

XlsxTables:
SQLTables;

DISCONNECT;

LET vRows = NoOfRows('XlsxTables');
FOR i = 0 TO $(vRows)-1
LET vSheetName = subfield(peek('TABLE_NAME', i,'XlsxTables'),'$',1);

ResponseTime:
LOAD *,
'APResponse'
as FactType,
Time as ResponseTimestamp,
hour(frac(Time)) as TestHour,
frac(Time) as TestTime,
[Resp Time] as ResponseTime,
Date(Time) as _CalendarDateKey
'$(vSheetName)'
as PerfTestName
FROM [$(FilePath)\ResponseTimes.xlsx]
(
ooxml, embedded labels, table is '$(vSheetName)');

NEXT i

DROP TABLE XlsxTables;

Concatenate (ResponseTime)
LOAD * from [$(QVDPath)\ResponseTime.qvd](qvd);


Store ResponseTime into
[$(QVDPath)ResponseTime.qvd]
(
qvd);


Drop Table ResponseTime;

This is my code where ReponseTimes.xlsx is the excel work book with 5 sheets containing same fields and every week the Old Excel is replaced by new Excel and Data is stored in ResponseTime.qvd . But now my requirement is whenever old excel is replaced by new excel the qvd should hold the old data along with new data

shiveshsingh
Master
Master

In your below code, what is there in ResponseTime.qvd? Old files?

Concatenate (ResponseTime)
LOAD * from [$(QVDPath)\ResponseTime.qvd](qvd);