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Hi Guys,
Idevio GeoAnalytics maps return me the error "Unsuccessful Location Lookup" for some location (countries).
Surfing on the net i've found this thread Qlik GeoAnalytics - Troubleshooting a location lookup which is exatly my case, so the problem is that Idevio Map is not able to geo-locate some countries because the country name i'm using is not "mapped" on idevio coutries DB.
Now... to resolve the problem i would like to know which is the correct country name that Idevio Map is able to recognise and geo-locate. Does exists a list of coutries that Idevio Maps is able to recognise ? Is this country list stored in some local file of the extension ?
I would like to avoid using ISO Codes because when i pass over the map with the mouse i want to see the exatly country name and not Codes.
I would also avoid using custom "Info Bubble" to put the coutry name because i like the provided data representation of the "Auto Info Bubble" which is not possible to create/design by using the custom one...
Hi,
You can use the Load operation in the QGA Connector to explore the countries in the location db.
Use the Country name as dim and the geometry as location measure.
See the attached app.
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Jonas Karlsson
Qlik
I've found the solution !
By zoom the Idevio map on the "non geo-located" country/city is possble to see which is the correct country name that Idevio Map is able to recognise and goe-locate!
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Hi,
You can use the Load operation in the QGA Connector to explore the countries in the location db.
Use the Country name as dim and the geometry as location measure.
See the attached app.
When applicable please mark the appropriate replies as CORRECT. This will help community members and Qlik Employees know which discussions have already been addressed and have a possible known solution. Please mark threads as HELPFUL if the provided solution is helpful to the problem, but does not necessarily solve the indicated problem. You can mark multiple threads as HELPFUL if you feel additional info is useful to others.
Regards,
Jonas Karlsson
Qlik
Great answer Jonas and thanks for the qvf, it's really useful !
Can you tell me why there is an "unmapped" area between Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina ?
Hi,
According to Natural Earth is this a disputed area, unfortunately, there are some areas like this in the world.
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Jonas Karlsson
Qlik
Hi
facing similar issue, no luck.
any other option
Hi , when I open the Countries app, it has a lib named GA. Could you please specify how did you configure a connection string to pull the list of countries from the Geo Analytics server Database.
That is GeoAnalytics connector, you need to install it first:
I can recommend this thread to start with:
Thanks,
Patric