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Implementing Annotations and Collaberations in Qlikview

Tue, 04 Feb 2014 04:36:04 GMT

Hi,

I am new to qlikview,I just happened to attend an online recorded training session on annotations and collaberations.But, the session only spoke about the advantages of annotations and collaberations but not its implementation.So can anyone please let me know how annotations and collaberations can implemented in a qlikview application

Re: Implementing Annotations and Collaberations in Qlikview

Josh_Good — Tue, 04 Feb 2014 21:56:53 GMT

Both of these features can only be implemented on the server. In the QMC you will need to go to Documents ->User Documents and select the QVW. From there enable "Allow Creation of Server Objects". This will allow the users to create annotations and collaboration objects.

Re: Implementing Annotations and Collaberations in Qlikview

Wed, 05 Feb 2014 03:51:47 GMT

Hi Josh,

Allow Creation of Server Objects is already enabled in the QMC but still,I do not see the option to add annotations and colleberations after opening the application through access point.Could there be anything else that i would have missed?

Re: Implementing Annotations and Collaberations in Qlikview

Wed, 05 Feb 2014 04:22:43 GMT

Hi Anushree

1. Start QMC

2.Select Document Tab

3. Select the file .qvw

4. and the tab Server, select Availability Tab

5. Mark Session Collaboration

6. Apply the changes

Re: Implementing Annotations and Collaberations in Qlikview

Wed, 05 Feb 2014 04:51:56 GMT

Hi Edwin,

I did try the approach that you mentioned,But no changes I still do not see the options to add annotations and colleberations after opening the application through access point

Re: Implementing Annotations and Collaberations in Qlikview

Josh_Good — Wed, 05 Feb 2014 16:36:33 GMT

If you want to enable Session Collaboration, it needs to be done in two places.

1. Globally - System -> Setup -> QlikView Servers -> Documents. Check "Allow Session Collaboration"

2. On each QVW as described above by Edwin Camilo Figueroa