no any files in the pfj folder

[JoeyZ]

when I try to create pfj folder by the following steps, there is no any files in the  pfj folder .

1. create AAA-pfj folder

2.open the AAA.qvw having scripts ,sheets and objectives, then save it

Is there anyone know the reason and solution of this issue?

[Vegar]

The folder should be named -prj  not -pfj and it should be found in the same path as your qvw file. 

So if you have a application c:/QV/AAA.qvw then your folder path should be c:/QV/AAA-prj/

[JoeyZ]

@Vegar thank you for your replying.

Sorry , I mistakenly input the word in the question.

I'm sure that application and folder are in the same place  and the folder'name is AAA-prj

[rwunderlich]

The case must match exactly. Are they matched?

-Rob

[Vegar]

You need to open it using QlikView Desktop. Opening it with the server does not store nor read the prj content.

In earlier versions of QlikView I sometimes needed to use Save-as (F12) the first time i store into a newly created empty prj folder.

[JoeyZ]

@Vegar

Thank you for your replaying.

The prj folder is still blank thought i sabe-as(F12) qvw.

And  I found the directional factor,but I don't know the underying factor.

What I found is that  files were created in the prj-folder after I deleted one sheet that I copied from another  qvw.

[techguy100]

It's possible that the issue is related to the location where the "AAA.qvw" file is being saved. When you save the file, make sure that you are saving it within the "AAA-pfj" folder that you created in step 1.

If the file is saved in a different location, the "pfj" folder may not be created within the correct directory.

Additionally, make sure that you have the appropriate permissions to create folders and files in the location where you are attempting to save the file.

If neither of these solutions work, please provide more information about your operating system and the steps you are taking to create and save the file, so that others can better understand the issue and provide more targeted assistance.

Regards,

Rachel Gomez