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Anonymous
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how to execute incremental load?

Hi

I want to execute incremental load. The script is attached below


Incremental (in script )


//store POS_Master_final into ;
this Pos_master is created from this above line

Pos_master(in scrip)(once this file has been created then again its loaded and the script is executed so please confirm is this a right way to do ?)

//POS_Master:
//Load
//ETPCode,
//[inv no],
//Sold_Date,
//Sold_Month,
//Sold_Year,
//itemnumber,
//[Season Code],
//quantity_sold,
//[sales price],
//[inv value],
//[tax amount],
//[Inv val Bucket],
//[return no],
//quantity_returns
////quantity_received,
////First_Received_Date
//FROM
//D:\Data\Final QVD\Final\POS_Master_incremental.qvd (qvd)
//where Sold_Date <= MakeDate(2015,02,28) and NOT WildMatch(ETPCode,'*ETP*','N*N','N*');




/*
Last_Updated_Date:
load
max(Sold_Date) as Max_Date_Sales
RESIDENT POS_Master;

Let Last_updated_Sales_date = DATE(peek('Max_Date_Sales',0,'Last_updated_Sales_date')+1,'YYYYMMDD');
*/

/*
Store_Mapping:
Load
*
FROM
D:\Data\Final QVD\Final\Store_Mapping.qvd (qvd);
*/


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Anil_Babu_Samineni

When you say these are the fact tables, Then what does this is? POS_Master_final

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Orders:
LOAD
[0SOLD_TO:0SOLD_TO] as SAPCode_Order,
[0MATERIAL:0MATERIAL]&[0AF_COLOR:0AF_COLOR]&[0AF_SIZE:0AF_SIZE] as itemnumber,
left([0MATERIAL:0MATERIAL],3) as [Season Code],
[0CONF_QTY:0CONF_QTY] as quantity_order,
[Z_MRP_INR:Z_MRP_INR] as Sales_price_order,
(
[Z_WSP_INR:Z_WSP_INR]/[0CONF_QTY:0CONF_QTY]) as WS_price
FROM

(
txt, codepage is 1252, embedded labels, delimiter is '|', msq);


SAPCode_Orders:
Mapping LOAD
@2 as SAP_Trans_code,
@3 as SAPCode_Order
FROM

(
txt, codepage is 1252, no labels, delimiter is '|', msq);


Material_Orders:
Mapping Load
@2&'N'&@3 as Material_Trans_code,
trim(@7) as Material
FROM

(
txt, codepage is 1252, no labels, delimiter is '|', msq);


SAP_LEVEL:
LOAD @2 as SAP_Trans_code,
@2&'N'&@3 as Material_Trans_code
@7 as Color_Size,
@12 as quantity_order,
@15/@12 as WS_Price
FROM

(
txt, codepage is 1252, no labels, delimiter is '|', msq)
where @6='';


SAP_LEVEL_Final:
Concatenate(Orders)
Load
ApplyMap('SAPCode_Orders',SAP_Trans_code,'-') as SAPCode_Order,
ApplyMap('Material_Orders',Material_Trans_code,'-')&Color_Size as itemnumber,
Left(ApplyMap('Material_Orders',Material_Trans_code,'-'),3) as [Season Code],
applymap('MRP_temp',ApplyMap('Material_Orders',Material_Trans_code,'-')&Color_Size,'-')*quantity_order as Sales_price_order,
quantity_order,
WS_Price
Resident SAP_LEVEL;

drop table SAP_LEVEL;



Temporary:
mapping LOAD SAPCode as SAPCode_Order,
ETPCode
Resident Store_Mapping ;

Orders_temp:
load SAPCode_Order,
[Season Code],
itemnumber,
quantity_order,
Sales_price_order,
WS_price,
 
applymap('Temporary',SAPCode_Order,'Others') as ETPCode
resident Orders;

drop table Orders;

Orders_temp2:
left keep (Temp)
load
*
resident Orders_temp;

drop table Orders_temp;

Orders_data:
//Concatenate(POS_Master)
load
SAPCode_Order,
[Season Code],
itemnumber,
quantity_order,
Sales_price_order,
ETPCode
resident Orders_temp2;

Pos_Master_temp:
load *,
itemnumber&ETPCode as Key
resident Orders_data;

WS_Mapping:
mapping load itemnumber&ETPCode as Key,
WS_price
resident Orders_temp2;

POS_Master_final:
load *,
applymap('WS_Mapping',Key,'-') as WS_Cost
resident Pos_Master_temp;

//drop table POS_Master;
drop table Orders_data;
drop table Pos_Master_temp;

drop table Orders_temp2;

This is executed before incremental load

Anil_Babu_Samineni

Okay, Seems working as expected until here. So, My question here is What is the business to use Increment Load over here? Can you attach Data model too?

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can you please help?