Hello, In my golden data, I would like to filter into my master records based on an exclusion. My masters contain Activity : A,B,C some of them are only A, some A, B or A, C. When I apply filter (advanced filter) containing Activity = A, my result contains rows with Activity A and also master with A, B or A, C. I tried to apply filter Activity <>B or Activity <>C but it doesn't work. Filter with SemQL is also not convincing me. Any idea ?
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Stephanie Fourrier
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almost 2 years ago
You can treat Master Records as if they are related through references, except they are not related through entities but through record lineage relationships.
Example: Source --> Master --> Golden.
So like child entities, you can see Master Records like a child lineage. Therefore you will have to use the ANY or ALL syntax to filter golden records.
ANY MasterRecords HAVE ( Activity = 'A' )
AND NOT ANY MasterRecords HAVE ( Activity = 'B' )
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Stephanie Fourrier
said
almost 2 years ago
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You can treat Master Records as if they are related through references, except they are not related through entities but through record lineage relationships.
Example: Source --> Master --> Golden.
So like child entities, you can see Master Records like a child lineage. Therefore you will have to use the ANY or ALL syntax to filter golden records.
Stephanie Fourrier
Hello, In my golden data, I would like to filter into my master records based on an exclusion. My masters contain Activity : A,B,C some of them are only A, some A, B or A, C. When I apply filter (advanced filter) containing Activity = A, my result contains rows with Activity A and also master with A, B or A, C. I tried to apply filter Activity <>B or Activity <>C but it doesn't work. Filter with SemQL is also not convincing me. Any idea ?
You can treat Master Records as if they are related through references, except they are not related through entities but through record lineage relationships.
Example: Source --> Master --> Golden.
So like child entities, you can see Master Records like a child lineage. Therefore you will have to use the ANY or ALL syntax to filter golden records.
You can see examples of these in lineage child records.
Stephanie Fourrier
You can treat Master Records as if they are related through references, except they are not related through entities but through record lineage relationships.
Example: Source --> Master --> Golden.
So like child entities, you can see Master Records like a child lineage. Therefore you will have to use the ANY or ALL syntax to filter golden records.
You can see examples of these in lineage child records.
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