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Dear reader,
I have generated a data set to help me enlarge my QV experience.
What I don't understand is why all first rows are empty. I expect that QV merges the records in to unique rows based on the unique column retournr. What am I missing?
The input Excel is attached.
At the end of the table I have a similar issue. I expect every record to have a filled in cell Type.
The QV model is this:
The load script is as follows:
BRS:
LOAD filiaalnr_plain,
filiaalnr,
retournr,
invoerdatum,
type
FROM
(biff, embedded labels, table is incidenteel$)
;
//where filiaalnr = 'w19';
concatenate(BRS) // inidenteel artikelen
LOAD retournr,
artikelnr,
aantal
FROM
(biff, embedded labels, table is incidenteel_art$)
where exists(retournr);
concatenate(BRS) // inidenteel bon
LOAD retournr,
artikelnr,
bonnr,
aantal
FROM
(biff, embedded labels, table is incidenteel_bon$)
where exists(retournr);
concatenate(BRS) // defecten
LOAD 'w' & filiaalnr as filiaalnr,
retournr,
invoerdatum,
type,
aantal,
art_nr as artikelnr
FROM
(biff, embedded labels, table is defecten$)
;
//where filiaalnr = 'w19';
concatenate(BRS) //mass
LOAD 'w' & filiaalnr as filiaalnr,
retournr,
invoerdatum,
type,
aantal,
art_nr as artikelnr
FROM
(biff, embedded labels, table is mass$)
;
//where filiaalnr = 'w19';
org_fil:
LOAD 'w' & filiaalnr_plain as filiaalnr,
type as filiaaltype
FROM
(biff, embedded labels, table is org_stam$)
where exists ('w' & filiaalnr_plain);
org_art:
LOAD art_nr as artikelnr,
omschrijving
FROM
(biff, embedded labels, table is org_art$)
where exists (art_nr);
I hope you can help me I need to deliver the report by the end of this week 😞
John
Maybe have a look at
Thanks for answering and willing to help me.
I read all stuff off course on joins keep and concatenate.
I think it is not possible to add data with concatenate and user an inner join.
I need to join the data two avoid double rows. The key item is retournr.
Thinking out loud first do an inner join and then do the concatenate.
John
When you concatenate a table containing 5 rows with another containing 6 rows you will have 11 rows as a result.
May be want you want to do is an outer join instead of a concatenate. I would suggest that you read the document proposed by swuehl because it is very clear and has examples.
If your first table has fields A and B and the second table has fields B and C. Then field C will be null for all rows concatenated from first Table and Field A will be null for all rows concatenated from second table.
Or maybe concatenate and then do another resident load with a GROUP BY and aggregations?
A tablebox is very suitable to check the data if they are like you expect them but you need mandatory an unique record-identifier - could be easily created within the script with recno() and/or rowno() - and quite helpful is also to add a 'FromTableXYZ' as Source to identify definitely what your tables contain and from where these data come from.
- Marcus
check the formatting of the unique key in both temp tables please.
See here the changes in the load script I made
Data modeling joining data got 3 rows and expect 1
Which improves the resulted tables.
John