+8Hi,
I will find how many different ID are for one GARDSNR and BRUKSNR.
I've correct answer with Cumulative (3), but in Complete and Summary Count is 5 (sholud be 3):
Parameters used for StatisticsCalculator:
Group by: GARDSNR BRUKSNR
Attribute to analyse: ID
Total Count attribute: Count
Thanks in advantage:)
+21
Hi @elzbietalekve, we cannot say anything about if the result is correct, since your screenshot (pdf) shows only the first 3 records. Are you sure that the source table has just 3 records of (BRUKSNR=2, GARDSNR=14)? To determine if the result is correct or not, you will have to check all the records in the table.
Hi @elzbietalekve, we cannot say anything about if the result is correct, since your screenshot (pdf) shows only the first 3 records. Are you sure that the source table has just 3 records of (BRUKSNR=2, GARDSNR=14)? To determine if the result is correct or not, you will have to check all the records in the table.
BRUKSNR,GARDSNR,ID
2,14,169626054
2,14,169626336
2,14,169627390
3,15,169626336
2,14,169627390
3,15,169626336
2,14,169627390
+8When I use this sentence in SQLCreator:
SELECT MATRIKKELENHET.GARDSNR, MATRIKKELENHET.BRUKSNR, TEIG.ID, TEIG.NORD, TEIG.OST
FROM TEIG, MATRIKKELENHET, TEIGFORMATRIKKELENHET
WHERE TEIG.ID = TEIGFORMATRIKKELENHET.TEIGID
AND TEIGFORMATRIKKELENHET.MATRIKKELENHETID = MATRIKKELENHET.ID
and ((MATRIKKELENHET.GARDSNR = 16 and MATRIKKELENHET.BRUKSNR = 1245)
or (MATRIKKELENHET.GARDSNR = 14 and MATRIKKELENHET.BRUKSNR = 2));I get the correct answer in Complete, Cumulative and Summary.
And when I use another program I can see that is only 3 records for 2/14.
But when I use this sentence:
SELECT MATRIKKELENHET.GARDSNR, MATRIKKELENHET.BRUKSNR, TEIG.ID, TEIG.NORD, TEIG.OST
FROM TEIG, MATRIKKELENHET, TEIGFORMATRIKKELENHET
WHERE TEIG.ID = TEIGFORMATRIKKELENHET.TEIGID
AND TEIGFORMATRIKKELENHET.MATRIKKELENHETID = MATRIKKELENHET.ID;
I get the strange Count = 5 in Complete and Summary.
