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I would like to connect two fields that have an indirect N:N relation. Is this something which I can do via a PU_Function?

  • June 29, 2021
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Within an OLAP table, I would like to use both the Delivery Line Item Date ("VBEP"."EDATU") and the shipment gross weight ("LIPS"."BRGEW")

 

Does anyone know how I can apply a PQL function to combine these tables?

 

Please find the error below. I looked into the PQL documentation but I can't find the solution.

 

Error in formula

No common table could be found. The tables ["VBEP"] and ["LIPS"] are connected, but have no common table. This means that they do not have a direct (or indirect) 1:N or N:1 relationship. Join path: [VBEP]N <-- 1![VBAP]!1 --> N[VBFA]N <-- 1[LIPS]. For more information on the join path, search for "Join functionality" in PQL documentation.

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Hello. Probably you will need a combination of BIND and DOMAIN_TABLE and PUs.

Please, check these links:

https://help.celonis.cloud/help/display/CIBC/BIND

https://help.celonis.cloud/help/display/CIBC/DOMAIN_TABLE

Tks.

D

 


kandi.naidu
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  • May 28, 2025

Hi ​@mel.schic11 ,

 

I recommend utilizing both the bind and pu functions together.

This could be beneficial for you.

PU_<>( DOMAIN_TABLE("VBEP".<>),

CASE WHEN BIND("VBAP", "LIPS".<>) = <> THEN 1 

END))