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Stuck with SQL problems

Hello! I have a trouble, and would be really happy if you could help me

First, this i my SQL selections from a ODBC.

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This works perfect. I make plots of this to see different answ_call_cnt and aband_call_cnt with the different queues. And i make selections with Year, month and day. Nemas problemas!

But my Table viewer is quite hard to understand.

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Because now i would like to import some agent_name from the Agent_logg. See picture below.

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But i don't get it to work 😕

Any input would be greats. I can't post a sample file because im on a private license and connected to ODBC.

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I think you are right, can you show me how to do it? Because im a newbie regarding SQL and databases.

Thanks.

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cnt = count is correct. But i think it is aggregated at each level.

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You need to bring in the view that has the agent_logg_id  - once you've loaded that into the QV script - the joins should be quite clear when you look at the other imported data and PK's

Just do a Load *, from a SQL Select * query, and you'll see all the fields.

I came from a call centre background and know how difficult it is tracking individual advisors to calls in a queue - the issue I had was the queue was measured on a vdn level, and advisors tracked on the skills - best thing though, is to being everything into QV and then disregard what you don't need.

Try to avoid syntheic keys where possible - they only cause issues further down the line.