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ddumas
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II

Sense On Prem Enterprise -creating and saving out a "Data Model" qvf for Binary Load in the "UI" qvf

I am coming from QlikView to Sense.  I am used to creating a separate "data model only" qvw, and then referencing that using a binary load on in the main "UI qvw.

I know how to create connections in Sense, and that enabled me to create a folder connection, and copy in an existing data model QVW that I created in QlikView.  I then referenced that qvw in a binary load in the sense UI app's data model editor.  I was able to happily create all my UI objects in Sense - and the app worked great.

Now, I have to "cut the umbilical cord" from QlikView, and create all my "data model only" qvf's in Sense.  So, if I "create a new app" in sense (on prem enterprise) and then merrily do all my scripting in the data model editor for that app, how can I subsequently reference that "data model"  qvf , in separate new "UI" app   I do not know how to get access to the "data model"  qvf  to copy it into a connection folder so that I can reference it in a binary load in the UI app.

New info:

I am brand new to the environment at this company.  It looks like this is Sense Enterprise, meaning all Qlik file assets would not  be stored in the cloud, correct?

The URL is:  qliksense.cs.xxxx.com    xxx domain is hidden here

 I was given a file path to the apps on the server at:  D:\QS_Test\QS_Share\Apps

Doesn't that mean that I could (1) create a connection to that folder in the script editor for the Main UI app, and  then  (2) reference that "Data Model" qvf in the binary load?

Thanks,

Dave

 

 

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PriyankaShivhare
Creator II
Creator II

Yes you need to create a connection folder which points to your Server apps.
and do a binary load of your data model app
binary [lib://folder name/792e43d6-9ae5-47c8-a74f-adfdaa9c5678]

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PriyankaShivhare
Creator II
Creator II

Yes you need to create a connection folder which points to your Server apps.
and do a binary load of your data model app
binary [lib://folder name/792e43d6-9ae5-47c8-a74f-adfdaa9c5678]
ddumas
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II
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Yes, that's the answer, thanks.

Dave