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ajaykumar1
Creator III
Creator III

count difference

Hi All,

I have a small doubt.

The records count of a a table after reload  and the count in the table box is showing different count.

But if am saving that file in csv after reload its showing exact count.I dont have the access to share the data.

What might be the possible reasons to get difference in table box.

Thanks,

Ajay

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rbecher
MVP
MVP

Hi Ajay,

a table box only shows distinct records (like a listbox shows distinct fields). So, the record count of the table box could be less then the record count of the table (loaded records).

- Ralf

Data & AI Engineer at Orionbelt.ai - a GenAI Semantic Layer Venture, Inventor of Astrato Engine
Not applicable

Hi,

for validation purposes you get full control, if you generate a systemid field inside your load table statement. Something like: Load rowno() as systemid, ....

Then use this systemid inside your tablebox.

Best

Sacho

rbecher
MVP
MVP

..this would help but those kind of IDs (esp. for facts) are very memory consuming.

Data & AI Engineer at Orionbelt.ai - a GenAI Semantic Layer Venture, Inventor of Astrato Engine
Not applicable

Hi Ralf,

sequentiell numeric non key fields are in context of column based memory structures peanuts, especially with high cardinality fact tables.

rbecher
MVP
MVP

No, you're wrong. There is no "sequentiell numeric" data type in QlikView. It's either a 4 or 8 byte (int/double) value for each number (plus some extra byte). It also blows the record with an additional pointer. And believe me, this kind of fields is what you should omit, if possible.

Data & AI Engineer at Orionbelt.ai - a GenAI Semantic Layer Venture, Inventor of Astrato Engine