What is concatenate in QlikView?
Concatenation feature in QlikView is used to append the rows from one table to another. It happens even when the tables have different number of columns. It differs from both Join and Keep command, as it does not merge the matching rows from two tables into one row.
Which is better preceding load or resident load?
In preceding load data fetched from data sources only once and gone through some transformations on the fly in the preceding steps and then finally loaded into RAM. So Data occupy RAM only once and processed once only. In that way Preceding load is better choice than Resident Load.
What is resident load in QlikView?
In QlikView, Resident Load can be used to load data from a previously loaded table. It is very simple to load an existing field and table also. It is a highly important feature of QlikView because by using Resident Load, we perform a calculation on an existing field and table also.
What is the difference between Join and Concat?
Join: Join will combine the rows where the key values matches.. Concatenate: Concatenate append the rows of one table to another table, concatenate never merges any row in it..
What is a concatenated load?
What is bundle load in QlikView?
Bundle Load statement allows the developer to load the image files directly into the QlikView application for portability. The first field is an identifier such as an index number, image name, a key field that associates the image back to other data files, etc. The second field should contain the path to the image.
What does a cross table look like In QlikView?
A cross table is a common type of table featuring a matrix of values between two orthogonal lists of header data. It could look like the table below. If this table is simply loaded into QlikView, the result will be one field for Year and one field for each of the months.
Is there a script that will work in QlikView?
Script should work in Qlikview too though. If you need to split out the individual fields (as per clarified requirements), just replace the last section of the script with this:
Is it possible to have a preceding load in the crosstable keyword?
It is not possible to have a preceding Load or a prefix in front of the Crosstable keyword. Auto-concatenate will however work. The numeric interpretation will not work for the attribute fields. This means that if you have months as column headers, these will not be automatically interpreted.