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QlikView Reference Manual.pdf - QlikCommunity - QlikView

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This dialog is used to display the data table structure of the current <strong>QlikView</strong> document. Tables are shown<br />

as boxes with a list of the fields they contain. Connector lines between the boxes show the associations.<br />

Where more than two lines meet there are connector points in the form of small dots.<br />

The tables, the connector points and also all points where the connectors bend can be moved by means of<br />

mouse drag and drop (see below). When re-arranging the layout like this, the changes will be saved with the<br />

document unless the dialog is exited with Cancel.<br />

There are two views available, the layouts of which are stored separately. The two views are:<br />

l The Internal Table View is the default view. It shows the data tables as <strong>QlikView</strong> stores them. Composite synthetic<br />

keys are formed in tables that share more than one field. Synthetic tables are used to link them. This view offers the best<br />

understanding of the <strong>QlikView</strong> logic and also provides a very clean layout where each pair of tables has a maximum of<br />

one connector between them.<br />

l The Source Table View shows data tables as <strong>QlikView</strong> reads them. Here there are no synthetic fields or synthetic<br />

tables. Composite keys are represented by multiple connectors between tables.<br />

When hovering with the cursor above one of the fields in a table, a tool tip pops up with information about<br />

the content of this field:<br />

l Information density is the number of records that have values (i.e. not NULL) in this field as compared to the total<br />

number of records in the table.<br />

l Subset ratio is the number of distinct values of this field found in this table as compared to the total<br />

number of distinct values of this field (that is other tables as well).<br />

l Table comments are displayed in the tool tip.<br />

l Field comments are displayed in the tool tip.<br />

l Tags that are added in the script or in Document Properties: Tables page, including system tags, are<br />

displayed in the tool tip.<br />

The following actions can be performed in the table layouts (click here to expand a<br />

list):<br />

Click on Table Caption<br />

Point at Table Caption<br />

and Drag<br />

Hover Over Table Caption<br />

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Highlights the table, all tables with direct logical associations<br />

with that table and the connections between them.<br />

Moves the table in the layout.<br />

Shows pop-up info about table.

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