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Hi,
i created a QVD file (2 GB size) and i created the load script as follow; when i add at the end the "Where (SDDRQJ>=117000)" the script doesn't load the data.
After several mins on F42119 i got still 0 record. Seems like a performance issue. If i leave the where condition, then in few mins i got several millions of rows loaded.
I'm doing something wrong?
Thank you
Here we are
But, In you where condition it showing as Request_Date. But, In initial seems you used as SDDRQJ. Which one we are talking about?
Aren't you loading SDDRQJ as Request_Date?? where have you converted it into Date Format??
i'm using SDDRQJ now renamed as Request_Date
i did not converted into a date format, i'm filtering direclty using the julian format (SDDRQJ>117000)
Hi,
Request_Date can not be used in the where condition!
I can see that you are using first 10000 in script, dont!
You also show a dialog that inclunde OrderDate and SDDRQJ as Fields, these Field are not in Your script?
Try Where SDDRQJ >= '117000' ; if that works
According your sample records, a SDDRQJ value of 117000 would be some years in the future (around 2035).
Are you sure that your data source shows dates in that range?
But Still Stefan, should´t the where statment Works anyway?
Something is strange in the script, look here:
No date format on SDDRQJ
But In dialog
And Field SDDRQJ shows numeric in dialog if that is correct Field
I believe the screenshot is based on a table load using a different script than posted above, so no comment on your observation.
My point is different: Are there any values >= 117000 in field SDDRQ at all? Still waiting for a confirmation.
I'll think, if this is M3 data you work With, that SDDRQJ is Requested quantity or something simular.
Hi Stefan,
i confirm both.
The screenshot is based on different script.
Now i'm just loading SDDRQJ and filtering using >= SDDRQJ.