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Video 5 - Creating a Shared Data Connection
This video walks you through:
- Creating a standard data connection within a QlikView application
- Selecting columns from a few tables defined in that connection
- Making that data connection available as a centralized, shared data connection
- Referencing that shared connection using the $(vG.SharedConnStringPath) variable.
One of many variables that are initialized with the QDF init script.
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Mike Tarallo
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I tryed to follow the steps of the video, but using a ODBC connection, but I can't establish a connection when I reload the script. This tutorial doesn't work with ODBC connection?
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Hi Eduardo - can you provide some more information?
Most importantly - you need to have the QDF initialization script as your first tab in the Script editor.
This method is assuming you are using QDF - correct?
Mike Tarallo
Mike Tarallo
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Yes, I'm using QDF and the initialization script is my first tab
.
I'm trying to make it work, and I think that the "$(Include..." is not working. I tryied to use directly the path insted the variable and it doesn't work too.
I have already debugged and nothing happens in the include code part.
This is the code that I have used.
$(Include=C:\QV-Docs\SourceDocs\1.Production\99.Shared_Folders\3.Include\3.ConnString\MyConnection.txt);
//$(Include=$(vG.SharedConnStringPath)\MyConnection.conn);
//ODBC CONNECT TO Treinamento (XUserId is CIfbNYdNTDdOGZVMTbUA, XPassword is fBXbeUZNRLdKWZROJTeA);
The first is with the direct path, the second is using the variable and the third is the code that is in the file inside the ConnString
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Hi, I already solved the problem. It was the way that I was writing the path to the file.
Tanks for the attention