QlikView API FinishedTime property

[BuTbka]

Hi!
There is a bug in API.
QlikView API FinishedTime property is actually "Last execution" property on Task Detail tab in QMC and it is equal "Execution Started" on Task History tab. 
It's very useful in the API to be able to get the start time, finish time, and duration.
Can you implement this?

[DaveChannon · Accepted solution]

Hi @BuTbka 

For a bug, the best route is to open a support case at: https://community.qlik.com/t5/Support/ct-p/qlikSupport?launchChat=1 

For the additional API fields, I recommend creating a topic (first check to see if the idea already exists) on our ideation board at https://community.qlik.com/t5/Ideation/ct-p/qlik-product-insight - this is watched by our Product Managers for each product.

[NadiaB]

Hi @BuTbka 

Is there any particular reason of attempting to get this through API? The Governance Dashboard can show that information 

https://help.qlik.com/en-US/governance-dashboard/Content/QV_GovDashboard/Getting-Started-with-the-Go...

Hope it helps!

[BuTbka]

Hi @NadiaB 
Thanks for reply.
We use qlikview in integration with other systems. And that is why GD cannot be used.
GD we also use, but in other cases.
I wrote some workaround for that on PS

$startTime = [datetime]::ParseExact($task.Extended.FinishedTime, "dd.MM.yyyy H:mm:ss", $provider)
$task.Extended.LastLogMessages -match '(?<=Task Execute Duration\=)(?<Hours>\d+)\:(?<Minutes>\d+)\:(?<Seconds>\d+)' > $null
$finishTime = $startTime.AddHours($matches.Hours).AddMinutes($matches.Minutes).AddSeconds($matches.Seconds).ToString("dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm:ss")