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Hi,
I try to get the EventLogSimple from QvxSDK_2.1_x64.zip to work. I put the (Build-)Result of the Visual Stuido-Project (QvxSDK_2.1_x64\Examples\EventLogSimple\QvEventLogConnectorSimple\bin\Release) in C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Qlik\Custom Data\EventLogSimple. I see the Qv Event Log Connector Simple in Qlik Sense Desktop, but it says after selecting that it's only compatible with QlikView 11.
As far as I can see the Example Project EventLogSimple has everything, what is needed to be Qlik Sense Connector (https://help.qlik.com/sense/en-us/developer/index.html#../Subsystems/QV_QVXSDK_API/Content/QlikViewN...). Does anyone know how to fix this?
Best regards,
Daniel
I had the same error message, and it was happening because I had not named the installation directory of the connector with exactly the same name as the connector .exe. In your post, you say that you have put it here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Qlik\Custom Data\EventLogSimple
Try changing the name of the directory to:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Qlik\Custom Data\QvEventLogConnectorSimple
This worked for me.
Hi Daniel - you can try this:
1 - you need to change the settings.ini file
Then in the LOAD script - you should be able to use the CUSTOM CONNECT statement with this connector - the same way you used it with QlikView.
Go to Data Load Editor - and load data
Let us know
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Regards,
Mike
Qlik
Hi Mike,
I changed that, restarted Qlik Sense Desktop and have the same problem.
What happens when you select this Custom Connector?
Best regards,
Daniel
Yes - that is still the same error - as the configuration interface GUI for that connector is not compatible - however the CUSTOM CONNECT statement should work in the Data Load Editor - as it does in QlikView.
Do you have the CUSTOM CONNECT load statement?
You can get that by using QlikView and that connector.
I apologize, I assumed you may have been familiar with QlikView.
Let me know, and I will attempt to get you the CUSTOM CONNECT statement.
Mike
Hi Mike,
you are right. I'm not that familar with QlikView. The CUSTOM CONNECT works. Without the change in the settings, it don't.
CUSTOM CONNECT TO "Provider=QvEventLogConnectorSimple.exe;Server=localhost;XUserId=BdFNAfA;XPassword=bTXFSdB;";
//-------- Start Multiple Select Statements ------
SQL SELECT Category,
CategoryNumber,
EntryType,
Index,
MachineName,
Message,
Source,
TimeGenerated
FROM ApplicationsEventLog;
//-------- End Multiple Select Statements ------
Does anyone how I can fix the Qlik SDK Example QvEventLogConnectorSimple in order that it will work with Qlik Sense and I don't need the old QlikView to know what data structure are in that connector (and to generate the Load-Script)?
Best Regards,
Daniel
Hi Daniel - glad to hear it is working. In regards for the connector to work with Qlik Sense out-of-the-box, not at this time. That would need an actual product change to allow the Qlik Sense GUI to support the connector. I will make Product Management aware of the request. Maybe we can get a time frame.
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Regards,
Mike
Mike, thanks for your help!
I think it's a little bit odd that the SDK example for Qlik Sense, release from Qlik, don't work with Qlik Sense.
Acording to the Developer Documentation the Visual Studio Project has everything in order to work with Qlik Sense: https://help.qlik.com/sense/en-us/developer/index.html#../Subsystems/QV_QVXSDK_API/Content/QlikViewN...
I can create a support case if that helps?
I had the same error message, and it was happening because I had not named the installation directory of the connector with exactly the same name as the connector .exe. In your post, you say that you have put it here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Qlik\Custom Data\EventLogSimple
Try changing the name of the directory to:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Qlik\Custom Data\QvEventLogConnectorSimple
This worked for me.
Hi Daniel - I might have been confused with another older connector - have you verified what Damon had stated? Does the correct GUI dialog display in Sense now? If so can you attach a screen shot?
Thanks
Mike
Hi Mike,
yes, the solution from Damon worked:
Best regards,
Daniel