topic Re: Submit QV.exe without Displaying Windows in QlikView

Submit QV.exe without Displaying Windows

Wed, 25 Nov 2020 16:16:04 GMT

Hello,

First time question here.

Is it possible to run the QV.exe to load my qvw without the window hitting the console?

Example of my .bat file contents...

Call "C:\PROGRAM FILES\QLIKVIEW\QV.EXE" /r "E:\QVData\QVProdJDS\QVDocs\SourceDocuments\Company QVD-Generator Level 1A.qvw"

Thank you in advance. John

Re: Submit QV.exe without Displaying Windows

Anonymous — Mon, 12 Jun 2017 07:41:38 GMT

Hello,

I'm also very interested in this. We need to reload qvw files after their built from prj folder and before publishing. All must be done automatic via external scheduler.

Currently this does not work because of the popping up windows from my point of view.

Thank you very much for help!

Re: Submit QV.exe without Displaying Windows

Mon, 12 Jun 2017 12:00:17 GMT

This is working for me.

I was found out I was confused that the process runs within a batch command prompt. And yes I see it pop up and allow the user to "see" it activity, but it does run.

I think my problem was an issue with authority as the user id that submitted the job did not the proper authorization.

Re: Submit QV.exe without Displaying Windows

Anonymous — Mon, 12 Jun 2017 12:35:58 GMT

Indeed, it seems not to be my problem. Looks like the Service User starting the script opens a "personal Edition" qv.exe. On the Server there is a Test License activated with my user. This license is for test purposes - to check how external triggered qvw creation from prj-folder works. But it looks like it is only for my user. Strange... Currently out of ideas.

Re: Submit QV.exe without Displaying Windows

Fri, 16 Jun 2017 19:50:07 GMT

I use Access Point and I had to log on with the user that was having access problems. Once the user opened the database up they became part of the authorized people.

After I had added them as a user and access the view documents the "Personal" license turned off and became an authorized license.

I went round and round to get rid of the Personal License.

I hope I explained well enough. The security with QlikView is sometimes daunting