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Failed to upload QVW
Good Morning,
i am trying to upload some QlikView apps into our tenant, but regardless of the app (small or big), i am always getting a simple "Failed to upload file" error. I checked the events in the QMC, but nothing in there that explains the error. I am the tenant admin and i am able to upload other content (XML, QVF etc) successfully.
Any idea why i am unable to upload QVWs ?
Thanks a lot!
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No, the license is fine. The expired QVS license doesn't have a role.
The proxy probably does. Can you try excluding the proxy for a client and attempt the upload again?
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1.Please confirm that you have a unified license and the configuration has been completed properly.
2. Review the below help site links:
Article links:
1. QlikView apps in Qlik Cloud
https://help.qlik.com/en-US/cloud-services/Subsystems/Hub/Content/Sense_Hub/QlikViewInCloud/using-QV...
Note: QlikView apps are compatible with Qlik Cloud. QlikView users that want to use QlikView apps in a cloud environment must have a unified license. The unified license became available with the April 2019 releases of QlikView and Qlik Sense.
For more information on licensing for QlikView, see Licensing QlikView.
2. Connecting QlikView Server to a Qlik Cloud deployment
https://help.qlik.com/en-US/cloud-services/Subsystems/Hub/Content/Sense_Hub/QlikViewInCloud/QMC_Conn...

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Hi @xyz_1011 , by using the browser's developer tools you should be able to see the error you are receiving as an answer from the API call for the upload: https://community.qlik.com/t5/Official-Support-Articles/Save-network-web-traffic-HAR-XML-file-and-co...
It's also important that your cloud license contains the qvNodes tag: authenticate to your tenant, and then go to https://TENANT.REGION.qlikcloud.com/api/v1/licenses/overview .
You should see something like this
{"name":"qvNodes","valid":"./.","values":{"count":3}}
among the values (it doesn't have to be "3", what's important is that the value is present and different than 0)
I hope this helps!
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Hi @Daniele_Purrone , thanks for your reply. I have checked the console in my browser's dev tools and it gives me the folloring error whenever i try to upload a QVW (no such error when uploading a QVF though...):
Also, the license/overview site of our tenant does not contain the section
{"name":"qvNodes","valid":"./.","values":{"count":3}}
at all. Am i missung something ?
Thanks again for following up on this.

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Hey @Ray_Strother , thanks for your response.
We are not sitting on a valid QV license anymore (cancelled manitanance) - is / can that be a reason for the QVW upload to fail ?
Thanks!

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Hi @xyz_1011 , your license is valid for uploading QlikView files. Do you by any chance go via an internet proxy?
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Hej @Daniele_Purrone , yes, we do.
The fact that we are sitting on an expired QV license does not cause this problem ?
Thanks!

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No, the license is fine. The expired QVS license doesn't have a role.
The proxy probably does. Can you try excluding the proxy for a client and attempt the upload again?
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Hello @xyz_1011,
Any update on this one? did you managed to resolve it?
Cheers,
Albert

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Hey @Daniele_Purrone - the qvNodes tag does not exist on the license overview site of our tenant. Would that be the reason why i am unable to upload a QVW ? And how can i fix it ?
Thanks!

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