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hi

when  i use concatenate function the result table will show this type is this correct?

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vardhancse
Specialist III
Specialist III

correct

amit_saini
Master III
Master III

Madhu,

It is working fine , for more understanding please see link below:

Understanding Join, Keep and Concatenate

Thanks,

AS

sujeetsingh
Master III
Master III

It seems ok .

Anonymous
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Author

Incorrect.

Remove the space in table name also remove the table 2 as below;

TableA:

Load * inline

[A,B

1,2

3,4];

Concatenate

Load * inline

[c,d

1,2

5,6];

If you want to keep the tables separately before concatenate do as below.

TableA:

Load * inline

[A,B

1,2

3,4];

TableB:

Load * inline

[c,d

1,2

5,6];

ConcattableC:

Load * resident TableA;

concatenate

Load *  resident TableB;

Hope this helps.

BR,

Chinna

SunilChauhan
Champion II
Champion II

not correct

TableNames should be like

[Table A]: and [Table B]:

as qlikview givers error when space in name of table

Sunil Chauhan
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Author

IF I USE NOCONCATENATE IT ALLOWS SYNTHETIC KEYS AM I WRITE.

Anonymous
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Author

Hi Madhu,

Synthetic keys doesn't depends on concatenate or no concatenate keywords.

these are created based on the same column names. So you get syntetic keys if same column name exists as below.

TableA:

Load * inline

[A,B

1,2

3,4];

NoConcatenate

TableB:

Load * inline

[A,B

1,2

5,6];

if you reload ..log will show like this.

TableA << INLA5BC 2 lines fetched

TableB << INLA5BD 2 lines fetched

$Syn 1 = A+B

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Chinna

SunilChauhan
Champion II
Champion II

better to use like below

[Table A]:

Load * inline [

field here

[Table B]:

Concatenate

Load * inline [

field here

Sunil Chauhan