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Hi All,
L1:
Load * Inline [
A,a
];
Let x= 'Path'&Today();
Store L1 into $(x).qvd(QVD);
this store command doesnt work.Shows script failed after Let command
Can anyone help
Another way is to convert today() into DDMMYYYY format without using ( '/' ) in the date format
L1:
Load * Inline [
A,a
1,2
];
Let x = Date(Today(),'DDMMYYYY');
Store L1 into 'L1 '$(x).qvd(qvd);
Regards
Anand
Try This:
Store * from L1 into $(x).qvd;
(If you need timestamp use Now() instead of Today()
As Alessandro said u need you utilise now() I would advise to store the timestamp in a field and save daily qvd's to reduce physical disc usage
L1:
Load * Inline [
A,a
];
Let x= 'Path'&Now();
Store L1 into $(x).qvd(QVD);
2 different ways
L1:
Load * Inline [
A,a
];
Let x= 'Path' & date(Today(),'YYYYMMDD');
trace $(x);
Store L1 into $(x).qvd (QVD);
Let x= 'Path' & date(now(),'YYYYMMDDHHMMSS');
trace $(x);
Store L1 into $(x).qvd (QVD);
One way is directly use the Today() function in store
L1:
Load * Inline [
A,a
1,2
];
//Let x = 'Path'& Today();
Store L1 into 'Path '$(Today()).qvd(QVD);
Regards
Anand
Another way is to convert today() into DDMMYYYY format without using ( '/' ) in the date format
L1:
Load * Inline [
A,a
1,2
];
Let x = Date(Today(),'DDMMYYYY');
Store L1 into 'L1 '$(x).qvd(qvd);
Regards
Anand
Execution failed
It makes QVD but its not taking date in the file name
This worked fine