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Transpose-- Increasing Number of Rows -- Performance Issue

Kuldeepmathur
8 - Asteroid

HI,

 

Need a Suggestion from All !

 

Currently I am having Data by ID level like :

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And the originial requirement is to create a filter column by the name of "Leader Name" therefore I have used transpose and merge all 3 leaders in one now my data is looking like this: 

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This is working perfectly fine but as my data is increasing & the number of rows are also increasing and its started to create prerformance issues therfore just wanted to check is there any other solutions i can opt for?

 

Thanks,

Kuldeep

 

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martinding
13 - Pulsar

Hi @Kuldeepmathur ,

 

Unfortunately, I believe transpose is a bit intensive on the computing resources.

 

Would it be possible for you to take subsets (for example, a few hundred rows at a time) of the data and transpose them individually. And then unionise the results together?

 

You could try using a batch macro to automate this process.

RobertOdera
13 - Pulsar

Hi, @Kuldeepmathur 

 

Have you considered incorporating the Auto Field tool before you get to Transpose?

Your sample suggests that your columns/fields are Text intensive, i.e., the default size for most fields at VWString will make size huge = processing time hog.

 

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In addition to the above, your workflow might be ripe for batch processing --> macros.

Cheers!

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