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Hi All,
Could any one please help in explaining the characteristics of .pgo, .meta and .shared files?
Also please let me know the contents of the file and how to open those file and view their contents.
Regards!!!
Hi,
1> .pgo file consist the license details (session , document , user CAl)
2> >meta file contains document properties details (i.e , document category, distribution list information e.t.c)
3). Shared file contains the details of all the shared object created by the user for the respected report.
By using shared file viwer or shared object handler power tool you can opn the shared file. But I think till now there is no power tool provided for opening the cal or pgo file.
Thanks,
D J
Hi,
1> .pgo file consist the license details (session , document , user CAl)
2> >meta file contains document properties details (i.e , document category, distribution list information e.t.c)
3). Shared file contains the details of all the shared object created by the user for the respected report.
By using shared file viwer or shared object handler power tool you can opn the shared file. But I think till now there is no power tool provided for opening the cal or pgo file.
Thanks,
D J
Hi,
In .PGO files, you have all the CAL infos stored. From Server Manual :
BorrowedCalData.pgo : Keeps track of borrowed Client Access Licenses (CALs).
CalData.pgo : Keeps track of CALs.
IniData.pgo : Coordinated version of Settings.ini.
ServerCounters.pgo : Keeps track of statistics.
TicketData.pgo : Keeps track of tickets.
In .Shared files, you have data like bookmarks, objects or annotations created by users for each .qvw
From Server Manual, .META file contains:
a.AccessPoint attributes
b.Pre-load options
c.Authorization (Document Metadata Service – that is, DMS – mode only)
You can find out more about this in the Server Reference Manual.
These are all server files, usually located in the same subdirectory as your published documents:
Look in the QLikView Server Reference manual for more details.
Peter.
This are proprietary file-formats from qv. Unfortunately there aren't a official documentations and only a few infos in the community.
Shared files contains user-objects like bookmarks - in the power tools is are vievwer available.
PGO-files contains current data about the user-access - you could put "PGOAsXmlAlso=1" in the settings.ini from server to receive these files additionally as readable xml-files.
Meta-files contains data about which user/usergroups have access, in which category belonged this app,some more - you could read these files with a hex-editor - perhaps there are also viever in the power tools.
- Marcus
Appreciate a lot for all your timely responses that cleared the concepts!!!