QMSEDX for a task in a sub folder ??

[fredericvillemi]

Hello,

i'm using QMSEDX to launch Qlikview application generation in batch mode.

The problem is i have subfolders in the documents folder of the qlikview server and while the launches appears correctly in the QMC, when i want to launch it with QMSEDX with the same Reload name, it says that TaskNotFound.

What can i do ? is there a new version of qmsedx i could download that fixes this issue ?

Example :

I have in my documents folders :

myapp/application.qvw

I have configured this app to be launched with a password and it appear as "Reload of application.qvw" in the Status/Tasks view

but if i try to use

qmsedx -task="Reload of application.qvw" -password=pass

it says TaskNotFound

Thanks

[NareshGuntur]

Frederic,

Can you provide the full command which you are using starting from EXECUTE?

Cheers,

Naresh

[NareshGuntur]

You might be missing the path of the qmsedx.exe as well.

Avoid using spaces in the task name.

For your understanding...

EXECUTE cmd.exe /c "D:\Project_EDX\QVD\EDX\EXE\qmsedx.exe -task=Transform_Extract.qvw -qms=http://<ServerIP>:<Port>/QMS/Service -password="

About the task name, you should start from the root folder just like I have given folder path for qmsedx.exe above.

Please update if it still fails after doing all the above.

Cheers,

Naresh

[fredericvillemi]

Hello Naresh,

.\Qlikview_edx\qmsedx -task="Reload of application.qvw" -qms=http://myserver:4799/QMS/Service -password=mypassword -verbosity=5 -to=3600

it works flawlessly with all the "Reload of" of Applications which are on the root of the documents folder

[Bill_Britt · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Have you tried qmsedx -task="foldername/Reload of application.qvw" -password=pass

Bill

[Peter_Cammaert]

Without a Publisher, you shouldn't use the Task name as displayed in the Task overview. Use just the document name. E.g. -task="Document.qvw" instead of -task="Reload of Document.qvw"

[NareshGuntur]

Try as in my above post(also Bill Britt's), include the path starting from the root folder before the name of your task. That should work well.

Best Regards,

Naresh

[fredericvillemi]

Hello Bill,

yes, it works when using foldername with /

i had tried with \ and it did not work.

Thanks, it was really simple but i was really annoyed with that thing

[fredericvillemi]

Thanks Naresh, yes, with the full path of the qvw (using / instead of \ it works)

Thanks