Yes, it is supposed to work. I just tried the following query with Foodmart,
and it worked fine:
select Except({(usa, [Unit Sales]), (wa, [Unit Sales]), (usa, [Store
Sales])}, {(usa, [Unit Sales]), (usa, [Store Sales])}) on 0 from sales
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"Lauraine" <lrittano (AT) free (DOT) fr> wrote
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Hello everybody,
Does the Except function works with sets resulting from a crossjoin ?
Let me explain myself...
I have two sets. Each one have been constructed with a crossjoin function
Set 1 = {(1635,119),(1635,107),(1635,123),(1635,150)}
Set 2 = {(1635,123),(1635,150)}
I would like to obtain this result :
Set Result = {(1635,119),(1635,107)}
I thought I could use the Except function but it doesn't seem to work.
Does anybody have an idea to help me ?
Thanks |