ETL and Beastmode
Hello, hope someone can help me.
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I have a card level beast mode and filter:
Company Name
NOT IN "AAA"
Destination - AAA Filter
NOT IN "Exclude"
Destination - AAA Filter
:CASE
WHEN Destination like '%AAA%' THEN 'include'
WHEN Destination like '%AAA%' THEN 'include'
WHEN Destination like '%Tipp City%' THEN 'include'
WHEN Destination like '%Lansing%' THEN 'include'
WHEN Destination like '%Lansing%' THEN 'include'
WHEN Destination like '%Newport, MI%' THEN 'include'
WHEN Destination like '%Newport, MI%' THEN 'include'
WHEN Destination like '%Pleasant Prairie%' THEN 'include'
WHEN Destination like '%Pleasant Prairie%' THEN 'include'
ELSE 'Exclude'
END
ELSE 'Exclude'
END
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I created a draft ETL with the same beast mode and filter logic above. For context, I needed to create an ETL to produce a different card output that consists these mentioned conditions, but let's just stick to the above filters and draft ETL (replicate) since that's the part where I'm getting an issue.
I'm getting a different output from the "Card Level Beastmode Filters" that I created versus the ETL results with the same logic as above.
Card Level Beast Mode and Filter: 898 rows
ETL: 16 rows
Dataset and date periods used are the same
This is the draft ETL created to check if the output is the same with the card level output above. Unfortunately, I'm getting a different output, ETL is showing lesser rows than the card level output.
Any idea causing this and possible solution for the ETL?
Answers
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Your logic is a bit different between the two
On your card filter you are checking for the explicit value of AAA but in your ETL you’re checking Contains AAA so if there are other records, which are not explicitly AAA it will be included in the card BAAA works be included in the card but not your ETL. You need to either change your card to a contains filter or change your ETL to be an explicit equals to filter.
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Hi @GrantSmith. I already tried using "not equal" in my ETL, but still showing the same output.
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