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data modeling

Dear Friends,

I have Following Issue That is

Transaction Table1:

SubAccount&Product Code as Key

Sub Account,

Company Name,

Product Code,

Date

Transaction Table 2:

SubAccount&Company as Key

Sub Account,

Company Name,

Date

Master:

Sub Account,

Company Name,

Product Code

How do I build Link and Comman calender

5 Replies
RedSky001
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Your data model looks wrong. 

Please provide some sample real life data in the form of a script with inline statements if you'd like further assistance.


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Author

hai

Thease are Fields Common Fields Avaliable so how i can go in this case

RedSky001
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

As I wrote in my previous reply

Please provide some sample real life data in the form of a script with inline statements if you'd like further assistance.

shree909
Partner - Specialist II
Partner - Specialist II

try this

Transaction Table1:

//SubAccount&Product Code as Key

Sub Account,

Company Name,

Product Code,

Date

Transaction Table 2:

join(Transaction Table1)

//SubAccount&Company as Key

Sub Account,

Company Name,

Date

Master:

join(Transaction Table1)

Sub Account,

Company Name,

Product Code

then u will get one table with all the values which would be an outer join..

if u provide some examples it will help us

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Author

this is ok but how i can create common calender

there is no common key in transaction