How can we load just the information that we already have in qlikview:
PERSON:
LOAD NUMBER,
NAME,
AGE
FROM TABLE_1;
In this list load only number where exist already in table_1
LIST:
LOAD
NUMBER
FROM TABLE_2;
Your help is appreciated,
Thank you!
Please take a look at the keep function.
left keep (TABLE_1)
LIST:
LOAD
NUMBER
FROM TABLE_2;
left keep will filter the records in LIST table and will leave only the NUMBER values which exists in TABLE_1 and will keep both tables separated
As an alternative, consider using the EXISTS statment in a preeceding load :
LIST:
LOAD *
WHERE EXISTS(NUMBER);
LOAD
NUMBER
FROM TABLE_2;
Related
First: I'm working on a existing code and want to add some new stuff to it and I'm really new to ABAP
My goal: I want to duplicate an existing table and remove all values that occur multiple times. That - at least I think - works. Afterwards I want to INNER JOIN this new created table with another already existing table, but unfortunately I always get the following error:
Method MethodName "newCreatedTable" is not defined in the ABAP Dictionary as a table, projection view, or database view
Additional Info: As you can see I'm working inside of a method!
Here is my code what I've done so far:
creating new table and delete all duplicates
DATA newCreatedTable TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF existingTable.
SELECT columnName
FROM existingTable INTO TABLE newCreatedTable.
DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES
FROM newCreatedTable COMPARING columnName.
here is where the error happens
SELECT *
FROM anotherExistingTable as p
INNER JOIN newCreatedTable as t on t~columnName = p~columnName
...
I hope someone can help me out in this case! Thank You in advance!
If I'm not wrong your code looks like this:
DATA newCreatedTable TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF existingTable.
SELECT columnName FROM existingTable INTO TABLE newCreatedTable.
DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES
FROM newCreatedTable COMPARING columnName.
SELECT *
FROM anotherExistingTable
INNER JOIN newCreatedTable as t on t~columnName = p~columnName
If this is the case then you cannot make a SELECT on an internal table. You can only make this operation on a table that exists in the ABAP dictionary.
Your code should look like this:
DATA newCreatedTable TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF existingTable.
SELECT columnName
FROM existingTable INTO TABLE #newCreatedTable.
DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES FROM newCreatedTable COMPARING columnName.
SELECT *
FROM anotherExistingTable
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN #newCreatedTable " <-------------- Use FOR ALL ENTRIES
WHERE columnName = #newCreatedTable-columnName. " <-- in your code
I want to check if there is one particular field exists in different table using one query only?
For example, I have 3 tables, with many fields. I want to check if field A in table 1 exists in table 2 and table 3.
How can I do it?
Many thanks!
You can use COLUMNS view:
SELECT *
FROM my_dataset.INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS
WHERE column_name = "fieldA_name"
and table_name in ("table1_name", "table2_name", "table3_name")
im new to Oracle and sql but I was assigned this job and I hope someone can help me out with this one.
Basically I am given a database link to connect to a remote database and I extract some information from a single table in there and a few other tables from a local database, and then process it and insert it into a table in the local database. I`ve managed to do this succesfully but now I need a way to confirm that all of the data from the remote database was actually copied into the local database. How would I go about doing this?
This is the code I have to insert the information to my local db.
INSERT INTO kcrt_requests_int RI
RI.TRANSACTION_ID,
RI.DESCRIPTION,
RI.CREATED_USERNAME,
RI.REQUEST_TYPE_ID,
RI.STATUS_ID,
RI.WORKFLOW_ID,
RI.WORKFLOW_STEP_ID,
RI.RELEASED_FLAG,
RI.USER_DATA1,
RI.USER_DATA2,
RI.USER_DATA3,
RI.USER_DATA4,
RI.USER_DATA7)
SELECT
KCRT_TRANSACTIONS_S.NEXTVAL,
RD.PARAMETER13||' '||R.DESCRIPTION,
'[SYS.USERNAME]',
'0001',
'31876',
'34987', '1234',
'Y',
PP.PROJECT_ID,
VP.REVIEWDATE,
RD.PARAMETER9,
R.REQUEST_ID,
RD.PARAMETER13
FROM
KCRT_REQUEST_TYPES_NLS RT,
KCRT_REQUESTS R,
KCRT_REQUEST_DETAILS RD,
v_projects#XXXXX VP,
PM_PROJECTS PP
WHERE
R.REQUEST_TYPE=RT.REQUEST_TYPE_ID
AND R.REQUEST_ID=RD.REQUEST_ID
AND RD.BATCH_NUMBER=1
AND RT.REQUEST_TYPE_NAME 'AAAAA'
AND R.STATUS_CODE = 'BBBBB'
AND RD.PARAMETER13 = to_char(VP.IDBANK)
AND VP.REVIEWDATE=(SELECT MAX (VP.REVIEWDATE) FROM v_projects#XXXXX VP)
AND R.REQUEST_ID=PP.PFM_REQUEST_ID
AND RD.BATCH_NUMBER=1
So pretty much I will try to compare RI.USER_DATA7 to VP.IDBANK and see if KCRT_REQUESTS_INT has every row that v_projects#XXXXX has.
Thanks for any help!
If there is a unique identifier column which is defined as primary key.if yes,you can join both tables on Primary key and see if the count matches with count without join on source table.
assumes ,Table A is your source and Table B is where you have loaded data. let P_key be primary key column.
You can match:
select count(1)
from Table_A with
select count (1)
from Table_A,Table_B
where Table_A.P_key=Table_B.P_Key
If they match ,you have all the records. Hope this helps.
I have two tables with the same column anomaly_id. I want to copy the row of anomaly_id from the first table to the second table using this code
UPDATE amb.anamoly_log_update
SET anamoly_id = t2.anomaly_id
FROM amb.anamoly_log_update t1
INNER JOIN amb.anomaly_fee t2 ON t1.anamoly_id=t2.anomaly_id
Even after I did that it shows 0 rows affected, when there is data in amb.anomaly.fee (source table)
Please help
Edit: Comment from post: I just want to copy all the anamoly_id from amb.anamoly_fee to amb.anamoly_log_update. My code might be nonsensical. Please do review it.
To copy the id from anomaly_fee to anamoly_log_update use :
INSERT INTO anamoly_log_update (anamoly_id)
SELECT anamoly_id FROM anomaly_fee
with both columns it looks like that:
INSERT INTO anamoly_log_update (anamoly_id,PID)
SELECT anamoly_id,PID FROM anomaly_fee
You only would copy the data if they where in both tables .. and then there is nothing update because you do not change the data => 0 rows affected
ON t1.anamoly_id=t2.anomaly_id
please think about what you really want to do and change your description ..
Does amb.anamoly_log_update contain at least one row corresponding to the anamoly_id that's present in amb.anamoly_fee? You are trying to join on two tables on anamoly_id.
You need to provide other linkage between tables than t1.anamoly_id=t2.anomaly_id or the query will do nothing
merge into amb.anamoly_log_update as t1
using amb.anomaly_fee as t2
on t1.anamoly_id=t2.anomaly_id
when matched then
update set t1.anamoly_id = t2.anomaly_id
I have a query with a limit and an offset. For example:
select * from tbl
limit 10 offset 100;
How to keep track of the count of the records, without running a second query like:
select count(*) from tbl;
I think this answers my question, but I need it for PostgreSQL. Any ideas?
I have found a solution and I want to share it. What I do is - I create a temp table from my real table with the filters applied, then I select from the temp table with a limit and offset (no limitations, so the performance is good), then select count(*) from the temp table (again no filters), then the other stuff I need and last - I drop the temp table.
select * into tmp_tbl from tbl where [limitations];
select * from tmp_tbl offset 10 limit 10;
select count(*) from tmp_tbl;
select other_stuff from tmp_tbl;
drop table tmp_tbl;
I haven't tried this, but from the section titled Obtaining the Result Status in the documentation you can use the GET DIAGNOSTICS command to determine the effect of a command.
GET DIAGNOSTICS number_of_rows = ROW_COUNT;
From the documentation:
This command allows retrieval of system status indicators. Each item
is a key word identifying a state value to be assigned to the
specified variable (which should be of the right data type to receive
it). The currently available status items are ROW_COUNT, the number of
rows processed by the last SQL command sent down to the SQL engine,
and RESULT_OID, the OID of the last row inserted by the most recent
SQL command. Note that RESULT_OID is only useful after an INSERT
command into a table containing OIDs.
Depends if you need it from the psql CLI or if you're accessing the database from something like an HTTP server. I am using postgres from my Node server with node-postgres. The result set is returned as an array called 'rows' on the result object so I can just do
console.log(results.rows.length)
To get the row count.