Hi,
I have what seems like a simple problem, but I can’t figure out why its not working. I have a table of data (we’ll call it ‘table A’), I’m trying to move table A data to Table B, very simple moves, the columns have the same names, essentially just a copy and paste.
The only difficult part is that I need the row of info from table A to create 4 rows of info in table B, when I run the grouped sequence of actions which is “data: add a new row to another table using values from this row” in sequence 4 times, each time emitting some columns of data I dont want in that particular row.
The process creates the first row, then overwrites it with the second row, then with the 3rd, and then the 4th. So instead of 4 rows of data in table B. I only have the 4th row.
Hopefully somebody can easily see what I’m doing wrong here, very new to all this.
Thanks
Sounds like you’re giving each new row the same key column value. Every row must have a unique key column value.
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Hi Steve,
Thanks for the reply, and yes you are correct. Is there any way for the behaviour I explained earlier, to add the 4 new rows with the same key? Otherwise I will try and find a workaround by changing the key.
Thanks
No two rows may have the same key column value.
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