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ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II

LCGV function not working

Hello

I'm using the version 1.7.1 of the QDF

I'm trying to link / mount containers

in my script I put the following code:

/*

QDF initiation script

*/

set vG.BasePath=; //Clrear cache

set vG.SharedBasePath=; //Clrear cache

SET vG.RootContainer='lib://QDF_ROOT/';

SET vG.HomeContainer='lib://QDF_ROOT/3.Customer_Case_Analysis/';

$(Include=lib://QDF_ROOT/InitLink.qvs);

/*****************************************************************/

/*

we need to read QVD files from the QVD Generator resource

and mainly from the Transform folder of the QVDs

*/

call LCGV('QVDGEN','QVD');

/*****************************************************************/?

However I get the following warning: (check attached image)

kindly advise as I'm stuck and don't know a work around this issue

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ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II
Author

so it turned out that I have to create a folder connection for every container and use the name of the folder connections when I want to link to related container and NOT the prefix of the container

you know what ?

in the exercises this is not explained nor applied
in the getting started documentation at the section of using LCGV nothing is mentioned about what I said above

Now the LCGV works if I use the name of the folder connection and NOT THE PREFIX of the container

this is what is happening now
if I use the prefix of the container the call LCGV fails
if I use the name of the folder connection the call of LCGV creates the variables but guess what if I give the folder connection a name X the variables would be like vG.XQVDPath while the prefix might not be X

so the documentation and exercises are NOT ACCURATE

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felipedl
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

I would advise to get this on a specific topic, so people can comment on your findings.

I've tested something on Sense, but not recently and so couldn't be of much help on it.

Since you found out something that is a little of from the documentation, specifying your problem and your solution would be of great help for others and for the QDF developers to check whether it's right or not.

ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II
Author

Thank you Felip for your prompt replies
we were able together to discover how to solve the issue

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msvanfeldt
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II

I tried your example setup of containers and it works for me with only one data connection pointing to the QDF_ROOT-folder.

The main difference is that I'm using the InitLink.qvs in the home container and not the root container.

// InitLink.qvs Initiating Qlik Deployment Framework

SET vG.BasePath=;  //Clear cache

SET vG.SharedBasePath=; //Clear cache

SET vG.RootContainer='QDF_ROOT';

SET vG.HomeContainer='3.Customer_Case_Analysis';

$(Must_Include=lib://$(vG.RootContainer)/$(vG.HomeContainer)/InitLink.qvs);

CALL LCGV('QVDGEN','QVD');

ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II
Author

QVDGEN is the prefix of the container or the name of the folder connection?

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msvanfeldt
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II

QVDGEN is the prefix of the container 2.QVD_Generator.

The result of the function LCGV('QVDGEN','QVD') is that variable vG.QVDGENQVDPath is set to 'lib://QDF_ROOT/2.qvd_generator/1.qvd\

ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II
Author

Unfortunately it is not working for me
Look at my script:
LCGV.PNG

when I run the script I get an error:
lcgv_2.PNG

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msvanfeldt
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II

I think you are missing a forward slash '/' between your variables

$(Must_Include=lib://$(vG.RootContainer)/$(vG.HomeContainer)/InitLink.qvs);

Try changing Include to Must_Include.

This will throw an exception if the filepath is wrong.

ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II
Author

any idea why?
I added teh must include and I got the following error:

SET vG.BasePath=;  //Clear cache


SET vG.SharedBasePath=; //Clear cache


SET vG.RootContainer='QDF_ROOT';


SET vG.HomeContainer='3.Customer_Case_Analysis';


$(Must_Include=lib://$(vG.RootContainer)/$(vG.HomeContainer)\InitLink.qvs);

err.PNG

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ali_hijazi
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II
Author

finally it worked

thank you very much indeed

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