I experience the init.qvs to fail when using it in Sense. I'm using Sense 1.1 together with QDF 1.4.1. I did not have this problem in October using an earlier version of both Sense and QDF.
I have circled the problem down to an include in init.qvs
// Special check, Qlik Sense is using LIB's and do not need a root folder
if '$(vG.RootPath)'='' and not lower(left(trim('$(vG.BasePath)'),6))='lib://' then
$(Include=$(vG.SubPath)\3.LoadContainerMap.qvs);
call LoadContainerMap('$(vG.BaseVariablePath)\ContainerMap.csv','','$(vG.BasePath)');
endif
It feels like Sense are evaluating the Include-statement even when the IF statement i false and should not run. A walkaround is to replace the vG.SubPath with a temp variable that is inital defined Sense friendly and inside the IF statement corrected.
// Special check, Qlik Sense is using LIB's and do not need a root folder
LET _vL.SubPath = '$(vG.BasePath)'; //Sense friendly path
if '$(vG.RootPath)'='' and not lower(left(trim('$(vG.BasePath)'),6))='lib://' then
LET _vL.SubPath = '$(vG.SubPath)'; //QlikView friendly path
$(Include=$(_vL.SubPath)3.LoadContainerMap.qvs);
call LoadContainerMap('$(vG.BaseVariablePath)\ContainerMap.csv','','$(vG.BasePath)');
endif
LET _vL.SubPath = ;
I hope to see a fix for this error soon in Sense, but hopefully you guys will make this or a similar workaround for the QDF.
Best regards
Vegar Lie Arntsen
QlikView and Qlik Sense consultant at egbs consulting ab
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