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Transaction global status

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Hi,

I have some events like :

---------------------------------

TXID;RECEIVER;STATUS
AA11;RCV00001;OK
AA11;RCV00001;KO
AA11;RCV00002;OK

AA22;RCV00001;OK
AA22;RCV00002;OK
AA22;RCV00002;KO

AA33;RCV00001;KO
AA33;RCV00001;KO
AA33;RCV00001;OK
AA33;RCV00002;KO
AA33;RCV00002;OK

AA44;RCV00001;KO
AA44;RCV00002;KO

AA55;RCV00001;OK

AA66;RCV00001;KO

AA77;RCV00001;OK
AA77;RCV00001;OK
AA77;RCV00001;KO

AA88;RCV00001;KO
AA88;RCV00001;OK

AA99;RCV00001;OK
AA99;RCV00001;KO

AA1Z;RCV00001;KO
AA1Z;RCV00001;KO
AA1Z;RCV00002;OK

AABH;RCV00001;OK
AABH;RCV00002;OK

AAKK;RCV00001;OK
AAKK;RCV00002;OK
AAKK;RCV00001;OK

AAYY;RCV00001;OK
AAYY;RCV00002;OK
AAYY;RCV00002;OK

AAPO;RCV00001;OK
AAPO;RCV00001;KO
AAPO;RCV00002;OK
AAPO;RCV00002;KO

AAML;RCV00001;KO
AAML;RCV00001;OK
AAML;RCV00002;KO
AAML;RCV00002;OK

AAOO;RCV00001;OK
AAOO;RCV00001;KO
AAOO;RCV00002;KO
AAOO;RCV00002;OK

AATR;RCV00001;KO
AATR;RCV00001;KO
AATR;RCV00002;KO
AATR;RCV00002;OK

AAFA;RCV00001;OK
AAFA;RCV00001;OK
AAFA;RCV00002;KO
AAFA;RCV00002;OK

AAWW;RCV00002;OK
AAWW;RCV00001;KO
AAWW;RCV00002;OK

AAHZ;RCV00001;KO
AAHZ;RCV00002;OK
AAHZ;RCV00001;OK

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I need to calculate a global status for each transaction.

Here you are the rules :

  • each transaction must have RCV00001 and RCV00002 : if it has only one RECEIVER then the global status is => ONGOING
  • the global status of a transaction is OK only if : it has at least one RCV00001 with OK status + at least one RCV00002 with OK status
  • else the global status is KO

 

As a result we should get :

TXID;GLOBAL_STATUS
AA11;OK

AA22;OK

AA33;OK

AA44;KO

AA55;ONGOING

AA66;ONGOING

AA77;ONGOING

AA88;ONGOING

AA99;ONGOING

AA1Z;KO

AABH;OK

AAKK;OK

AAYY;OK

AAPO;OK

AAML;OK

AAOO;OK

AATR;KO

AAFA;OK

AAWW;KO

AAHZ;OK

 

Thank you for your help,

Best regards

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Atif
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Well i have have done this, it is working but i think there is a better more optimised solution :

 

| transaction TXID mvlist=true
| eval RECEIVER_STATUS=mvzip(RECEIVER,STATUS)
| eval DEDUP_RECEIVER_STATUS=mvdedup(RECEIVER_STATUS)
| eval RECEIVER_OK=mvfilter(match(DEDUP_RECEIVER_STATUS, "RCV00001,OK$") OR match(DEDUP_RECEIVER_STATUS, "RCV00002,OK$"))
| eval JOINED_RECEIVER_OK=mvjoin(RECEIVER_OK, ";")
| eval OK_GLOBAL_STATUS=if(JOINED_RECEIVER_OK=="RCV00001,OK;RCV00002,OK" OR JOINED_RECEIVER_OK=="RCV00002,OK;RCV00001,OK","OK", "NA")
| eval RECEIVER_DEDUP=mvdedup(RECEIVER)
| eval RECEIVER_DEDUP_COUNT=mvcount(RECEIVER_DEDUP)
| eval ONGOING_GLOBAL_STATUS=if(RECEIVER_DEDUP_COUNT!=2,"ONGOING","NA")
| eval GLOBAL_STATUS=if(OK_GLOBAL_STATUS=="NA" AND ONGOING_GLOBAL_STATUS=="NA","KO",if(OK_GLOBAL_STATUS=="NA",ONGOING_GLOBAL_STATUS,if(RECEIVER_DEDUP_COUNT!=2,"ONGOING",OK_GLOBAL_STATUS)))
| eval TXID=mvdedup(TXID)
| table TXID GLOBAL_STATUS

Atif_0-1623182449575.png

 

 

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Atif
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Well i have have done this, it is working but i think there is a better more optimised solution :

 

| transaction TXID mvlist=true
| eval RECEIVER_STATUS=mvzip(RECEIVER,STATUS)
| eval DEDUP_RECEIVER_STATUS=mvdedup(RECEIVER_STATUS)
| eval RECEIVER_OK=mvfilter(match(DEDUP_RECEIVER_STATUS, "RCV00001,OK$") OR match(DEDUP_RECEIVER_STATUS, "RCV00002,OK$"))
| eval JOINED_RECEIVER_OK=mvjoin(RECEIVER_OK, ";")
| eval OK_GLOBAL_STATUS=if(JOINED_RECEIVER_OK=="RCV00001,OK;RCV00002,OK" OR JOINED_RECEIVER_OK=="RCV00002,OK;RCV00001,OK","OK", "NA")
| eval RECEIVER_DEDUP=mvdedup(RECEIVER)
| eval RECEIVER_DEDUP_COUNT=mvcount(RECEIVER_DEDUP)
| eval ONGOING_GLOBAL_STATUS=if(RECEIVER_DEDUP_COUNT!=2,"ONGOING","NA")
| eval GLOBAL_STATUS=if(OK_GLOBAL_STATUS=="NA" AND ONGOING_GLOBAL_STATUS=="NA","KO",if(OK_GLOBAL_STATUS=="NA",ONGOING_GLOBAL_STATUS,if(RECEIVER_DEDUP_COUNT!=2,"ONGOING",OK_GLOBAL_STATUS)))
| eval TXID=mvdedup(TXID)
| table TXID GLOBAL_STATUS

Atif_0-1623182449575.png

 

 

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Atif
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Hi @ITWhisperer , any hint on this 😊 ?

 

Thank you

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