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Hi guys,
Is it possible to store the output from a GeoAnalytics table (within a load script) into a QVD file? I am thinking this will speed up the reload time for an application.
Thanks
Jamel
Hi Jamel, thanks for your question.
yes it is - and in some cases recommended as a best practice.
here is an example template that uses a Geocoding feature (requires subscription) - but the code for the writing to QVD and incremental update is in the QVF file.
https://bi.idevio.com/products/qlik-geocoding/template
if you are using Chrome browser - right click and save as....if firefox - just click the link and it should as you to save.
hope this help
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Hi Jamel, thanks for your question.
yes it is - and in some cases recommended as a best practice.
here is an example template that uses a Geocoding feature (requires subscription) - but the code for the writing to QVD and incremental update is in the QVF file.
https://bi.idevio.com/products/qlik-geocoding/template
if you are using Chrome browser - right click and save as....if firefox - just click the link and it should as you to save.
hope this help
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,
Qlik
Thanks Mike. This helped a lot
J
Great to hear - if you need a primer in incremental loading check this out:
Overview of Qlik Incremental Loading