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QVD creation

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john_duffy
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hello.

You can delete the QlikView resident table after each QVD is created. Our QVD load process is as follows:

  • Load the data from the database to a resident QV table.
  • Store the resident table into a QVD.
  • Drop the resident table.

There are no tables to link at the end of the application load.

Let me know if this helps,

John.

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Doesn't it work to do for each qvd:

1) load data
2) export to a qvd file
3) drop the table

I think it could prevent QlikView to do the linking between tables and also reduce the memory footprint of your script.

john_duffy
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hello.

You can delete the QlikView resident table after each QVD is created. Our QVD load process is as follows:

  • Load the data from the database to a resident QV table.
  • Store the resident table into a QVD.
  • Drop the resident table.

There are no tables to link at the end of the application load.

Let me know if this helps,

John.

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Do you mean to do it in multiple scripts or all in one script?

john_duffy
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

All in one load script.

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doing it in one single script should be enough

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Thanks both, i will try that and let you know. Thanks