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Hi community!!
I´m studing some doubts I have and its apllications. Currently, I have a problem with qlikview reference manual´s loosen table statement example:
I mix exampple on page 160 with statement explined on page 326, but something is wrong and I do´t know what what it should be. Here you are my
senteces on the script.
LOAD YEAR,
DATE
FROM
LOAD DATE,
PROD,
AMOUNT
FROM
LOAD PROD,
PRODGRP
FROM
Hoja2$:
SELECT *
FROM
LOOSEN TABLE Hoja2$;
I hope someone could help me.
Thanks, Fiber9906
Fiber9906,
I'm not sure what you are trying to accomplish, but let me tell you that "Loosely coupled tables" is a very shaky ground and is very rarely the best solution of most common problems. In most cases, they add to confusion and increase problems instead of solving them.
Unless you know well what you are doing, I'd recommend to stay away from loosely coupled tables.
cheers,
Hi,
I am reviewing doubts and I always have same problem. Every example on the tutorial are like
select * from table3
but I create my examples on excel, so my table is
I said that because if I load by inline statement everything is fine, but all documents I´ve got are excel, access queries or txt.
Could anyone help me?
Thanks! Fiber 9906 ; )
You are right, I mixed two different problems. I apologize. Nevertheless, I upload a file with my script problem. Can you help me?
Thanks, Fiber9906
Instead of SELECT use LOAD in the commented part.when you use SELECT QV expects an ODBC-type connection. as you are fetching the data directly from excel with no ODBC connection, go simply with LOAD command.
Hope this helps.
Regards, tresesco
Hi tresesco,
Thank you for answer me. I´d tried this before, but pivot table result isn´t right, beacuse every prodgrp sum(amount)=108. I must be mistaked in other thing. What it should be?
Thanks, Fiber9906
Hi,
i will have to go through your application again(can't do it now). and yes i don't know the values of your excel. can you just upload the excels as well?
Regards, tresesco
Hi don´t worry if you can´t do it know. I attach you excel file.
Thanks!!
Hi to all!!
I remember that post. Anyone can help me?
Thanks. Fiber9906
Hello Fiber,
use LOAD instead of SELECT. Thats all. As tresesco mentioned above "Select" is for SQL-Statements.
Regards, Roland