topic Export to Xml FILE in QlikView

You could try to change the default-charset within the user-properties in tab export but beside utf8 there is only unicode and ansi available and I doubt that this will be useful in your case.

If you really need windows-1255 as charset you will need to convert the qlik-export with any third-party tool (some editors like notepad++ and their plugins are quite powerful to convert data and it may be also posible to automate such tasks).

But I think this approach will be quite expensive so I would look if there could be changed anything else in your process to use the native qlik-output.

- Marcus

Re: Export to Xml FILE

gidon500 — Fri, 29 Dec 2017 13:54:23 GMT

hi marcus

I did change to Unicode

it remains the same in the header for the file

here it is :

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="true"?>

gidon

Re: Export to Xml FILE

marcus_sommer — Fri, 29 Dec 2017 14:20:13 GMT

You could try to specify your codepage within the second parameter of the export-statement whereby I'm not sure if Qlik will use any other than 0, 1200 or 65001 and which requirements it might need. I think the codepage must be available on your machine and also region-settings within the OS might have an impact.

- Marcus