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Qliksense Binary Load .Qvf file from DropBox
Hi folks ,
With my QSense Server Enterprise ( not CLOUD) , I would like to make a command like this:
Binary lib://Dropbox/QlikApp/Demo.qvf;
... but I receive un "Access denied lib Access denied lib://Dropbox/QlikApp/Demo.qvf "
The connection it's good because I Can reload the data like ExcelFile or .CSV
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Hello @steeramp
Thanks for posting your query.
Please follow below solution:
There are four main requirements for a successful binary load;
- Binary load must be the first statement in the load script
- Only one binary load statement per script
- The source QVW or QVF file must be available during the entire binary load
- The reloading user must have access to read the source QVW or QVF file
Common scenarios when the requirement is not fulfilled;
- Binary load is not the first command line in the script
It is a requirement that binary load is the first executable command in the load script. See below online help references:
Qlik Sense: Binary Load
QlikView: Binary Load
- Source application is Section Access protected
The reloading user must be allowed to access and open the file being targeted in the binary load. This means that the QlikView or Qlik Sense service user must be included in the Section Access table.
- Source QVW is updated by an other task during binary load
No other task can update the source QlikView (QVW) or Qlik Sense (QVF) application file during the binary load.
- Source QVW is locked by 3rd party process, like anti-virus or backup
No other software can lock the the source QlikView (QVW) or Qlik Sense (QVF) application file during the binary load.
- Source QVW is located on a file share, and file share access is interrupted by network problem
Any file share hosting the source QlikView (QVW) or Qlik Sense (QVF) application file must be available during the binary load.
Thanks,
Padma Priya

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Hi,
Were you able to find the solution?
I'm having the same issue. All I could find on this topic is that your service account needs to have access to the file location (You can see the domain and service account name when you go to Services and see the "Logon As" column. Specifically, look at the Qlik Engine Service. Once you know the Service account domain and account name, all you need to do is share the file location with that user and give full permissions.
I've tried that and still getting the error. But other people say that is the solution so hopefully it helps you.
Thanks

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Hello @steeramp
Thanks for posting your query.
Please follow below solution:
There are four main requirements for a successful binary load;
- Binary load must be the first statement in the load script
- Only one binary load statement per script
- The source QVW or QVF file must be available during the entire binary load
- The reloading user must have access to read the source QVW or QVF file
Common scenarios when the requirement is not fulfilled;
- Binary load is not the first command line in the script
It is a requirement that binary load is the first executable command in the load script. See below online help references:
Qlik Sense: Binary Load
QlikView: Binary Load
- Source application is Section Access protected
The reloading user must be allowed to access and open the file being targeted in the binary load. This means that the QlikView or Qlik Sense service user must be included in the Section Access table.
- Source QVW is updated by an other task during binary load
No other task can update the source QlikView (QVW) or Qlik Sense (QVF) application file during the binary load.
- Source QVW is locked by 3rd party process, like anti-virus or backup
No other software can lock the the source QlikView (QVW) or Qlik Sense (QVF) application file during the binary load.
- Source QVW is located on a file share, and file share access is interrupted by network problem
Any file share hosting the source QlikView (QVW) or Qlik Sense (QVF) application file must be available during the binary load.
Thanks,
Padma Priya
