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Hi,
Can any one explain with Resident Load? what is the use of it?
Can any one explain with example?
@Sub2u
when to use a resident load?
when you want to sort
tmp:
load * from <yoursource>;
final:
noconcatenate
load * resident tmp
order by somefield1, somefield2, ....;
drop table tmp;
Hi,
That depends on your req.Lets say for eg you have stored the data in table1 from db and the same way you stored the data in table2 from other source.if After some calculations you have to make linkage between the Table1 and table2 then you no need to get the data from db again by connecting you can get directly from the all ready stored tables.(From Tresecco :QlikView has Tab1 already loaded in memory so you don't have to get it from your original source, you can fetch it from memory.)
In the real time scenarios we cant run the extractors any time as because of db update or FTP cases.(little complex)
I hope its clear.
Regards,
AJay
Tell your actual requirement. I think it would be better to understand from that perspective.
Hi Pradip,
Thanks again. I tried with your given example.
DROP Table temp; -- forgotten command
I forgot the above command to write in edit script. Now it was showing 15 records. I checked in data model, here synthetic keys are created...why it was showing 15 records...
@Sub2a
Could you please upload your sample qvw?
Hi Pradip,
Please find the attachment...
@Sub2a
attachment
Hi,
If you refer temp1 as a resident table, you may prefer to have some transformation or other opertaions on data of resident table, temp1. Hence you may need to have another load for that transformation step.
Thanks!
Your attachment is missing.
Sorry.....Please check now..
@Sub2a