Dear Experts,
I need your help in building a reconciliation between two data sets. I am attaching an excel example here but needless to say that actual data set is very large.
Thanks in advance.
Mohit
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Grossal
I made the changes in the attached file. I also fixed a bug that occurred when only values in the 2nd input are available. >>> Sorry, I can't find any changes
Rest all looks ok
thanks.
You are welcome!
The key change is this Select Tool:
In order to make the right values stay on the right side, I have to rename them, else the calculations get messed up. The change seems small, but is actually pretty huge when the Inputs contain different IDs and do not match exactly (maybe that's not the case and therefore everything looks fine).
You'll notice big difference if you reload my workflow and compare the results when you run it without the Select Tool.
Maybe everything is fine, but I had to point this out because it could cause big problems.
Best
Alex
my query is getting crashed again and again. Can we simplify this a bit.
Attaching screen shot of my query and errors.
regards
Hi @mohit9garg,
this looks like a minor bug: You need to use a Render-Tool behind the Table tool and not a normal Output tool.
If you have further struggle with it, we could do a skype / teams / screensharing session to fix it together 😃
Best
Alex
Thanks Alex for the quick solution. Is there any remedy for attached errors as well.
FYI I have 16GB RAM.
The Alteryx-Default RAM usage is set to 25% of total RAM -> 4 GB in your case. I am not sure if the error appeared because it wasn't able to allocate the 4 GB (because your system already used 12+ GB) or if it's not enough and 5 GB or more a required.
You could try to allow Alteryx to use more RAM.
Options -> User Settings -> Edit User Settings -> Default
You should see something like 4096.
Check your system memory before your next run and monitor it will the workflow runs. This should help us to figure out what's wrong.
Best
Alex