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Anonymous
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Multiple custom SQL connection to Qlikview

I am very new to Qlikview and i have been using tableau till now. I want to make a dashboard which has multiple custom SQL queries. For ex:

Product table+price table as one connection,

Product table+review table as one connection,

Product table+specification table and so on...


These tables will be updated with new data everyday. When i make these connections in Qlikview, it shows as sync and the system is hanging. I think its trying to club all the data connections together. How do i avoid this and keep them as individual data connections?

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Anonymous
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Hello Avinash.

I think you have multiple fields with the same name in different tables and thats why Qlikview makes the synthetic key.

Hope this links clarify it a bit for you.

Synthetic Keys

Best Practices in Data Modeling.pdf

If not please upload your QVW to be able to assist you better.

Regards,

Josefina

shilpan
Partner Ambassador
Partner Ambassador

Also make sure that there aren't any Cartesian joins among these tables

vishsaggi
Champion III
Champion III

Use Qualify and Unqualify keywords.

Connection 1;

Qualify *;

Unqualify KeyIDField;

Table1:

LOAD *

FROM yoursourceTable;

Connection 2;

Qualify *;

Unqualify KeyIDField;

Table2:

LOAD *

FROM yoursourceTable;

Connection 3;

Qualify *;

Unqualify KeyIDField;

Table3:

LOAD *

FROM yoursourceTable;

If this does not help can you paste your actual script you are trying to run.