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You need to create a folder connection first
Folder connections mean ?
i made folder structure like this
C:\Users\User\Documents\Qlik\Sense\QVDs\Raw QVDs
so i tried qvd syntaxes in 2 ways
Store Revenue into C:\Users\User\Documents\Qlik\Sense\QVDs\Raw QVDs\Revenue.qvd;
&
Store * from Revenue into 'C:\Users\User\Documents\Qlik\Sense\QVDs\Raw QVDs\Revenue.qvd';
but not yet getting, still facing the error.
and what is lib ??
Go to data editor -> New connection -> folder
Select the folder and give a name, e.g. MyQVD
Then in your script write
STORE YourTable into [lib://MyQVD/Filename.qvd] (qvd);
Hi Mohan Krishna,
You can not use absolute or relative path for FROM and STORE statements in Qlik Sense. This is because you are working in Standard Mode. You have to change it to Legacy mode to use FROM and STORE statements like how you use in Qlik View. By Default we always work in Standard mode.
So, you can store only to a folder where you have created a connection. So we have a path with 'LIB'
Example: 'lib://Table Files/target.qvd'
PFA
Hi swuehl,
In QlikSense you cannot make use of the above store syntax.
Instead make use of : store <table> into [lib://< Library Name >/< File >.qvd] (qvd);
Sorry, I don't understand your comment.
What is exactely wrong with
STORE YourTable into [lib://MyQVD/Filename.qvd] (qvd);
then?
Apologies swuehl,
Mentioned the wrong name -> *Mohan krishna ,I was referring to the syntax mentioned in the Problem description : store * from table into .../filepath/file.qvd;
This is the right syntax as you have mentioned: STORE YourTable into [lib://MyQVD/Filename.qvd] (qvd); or store <table> into [lib://< Library Name >/< File >.qvd] (qvd);
Thank you All...
Mohan