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QlikView Reference Manual.pdf - QlikCommunity - QlikView

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Tip! A very useful tool is the System table, a pivot table with the two dimensions $Field and $Table and<br />

the expression only($Field). Let the program automatically create this table through the command: Layout:<br />

New Sheet Object, System Table.<br />

26.4 Logical Tables<br />

Each load or select statement generates a table. Normally, <strong>QlikView</strong> treats the result of each one of these as<br />

one logical table. However, there are a couple of exceptions from this rule:<br />

l If two or more statements result in tables with identical field names, the tables are concatenated and<br />

treated as one logical table.<br />

l If a load or select statement is preceded by any of the following qualifiers, data is altered or treated<br />

differently:<br />

concatenate<br />

this table is added (concatenated) to the last previously created logical table.<br />

crosstable<br />

this table is converted from crosstable format to column format.<br />

generic<br />

this table is split into several other logical tables.<br />

info<br />

this table is loaded not as a logical table, but as an information table containing links to external info such<br />

as files, sounds, URLs, etc.<br />

intervalmatch<br />

the table (which must contain exactly two columns) is interpreted as numeric intervals, which are associated<br />

with discrete numbers in a specified field.<br />

join<br />

this table is joined by <strong>QlikView</strong> with the previously created logical table, over the fields in common.<br />

mapping<br />

this table (which must contain exactly two columns) is read as a mapping table, which is never associated<br />

with other tables.<br />

semantic<br />

this table is loaded not as a logical table, but as a semantic table containing relationships that should not be<br />

joined, e.g. predecessor, successor and other references to other objects of the same type.<br />

When the data has been loaded, the logical tables are associated. The logical tables and the associations can<br />

be seen in the Table Viewer dialog, see Table Viewer (page 181).<br />

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