load problem

[#1]

I load the data as following :

LOAD * Inline [

YYMM, GOBNO, QTY

201401, 099255, 10

201401 ,99266, 20

201401, 99255 ,30

201401, 099266, 40

];

the result is as following :

GOBNO	QTY	YYMM
099255	10	201401
099255	30	201401
99266	20	201401
99266	40	201401

this problem is GOBNO have been changed only two value .The GOBNO should have 4 values . why ? 

[Anonymous]

Change GOBNO to Text

LOAD

YYMM,

TEXT(GOBNO) as GOBNO,

QTY

Inline [

YYMM, GOBNO, QTY

201401, 099255, 10

201401 ,99266, 20

201401, 99255 ,30

201401, 099266, 40

];

[#3]

I know it is a method at this situation. It still is a problem when I use SQL SELECT FROM database because I don't know the fields value as the following .-----   Should  I  set every fields use text ?

YYMM	GOBNO	QTY
201401	099255	10
201401	99266	20
201401	99255	30
201401	099266	40
201401	AX99256	40

[Anonymous]

QlikView will display the first value it comes across first.  So in the first example in your application it came across 099255 so it is displaying that integer in the model and it came across 99266 first so it is displaying that integer in the model.

If 099255 and 99255 are intended to be to separate id's than Text() function is perfectly fine. 

[#5]

This means:   I must set the data format when I load the data first from any sources  like this kind of ID number . 

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

This is a rare example and I'm not DB Admin but the GOBNO field seems to be an odd way to store an ID.  Typically you do not have to set the data format.  Although you should always check the data model when it is loaded to make sure you get the expected results.

See the below blog for why QlikView handles data the way it does:

http://community.qlik.com/blogs/qlikviewdesignblog/2012/11/13/dual