Unlock a world of possibilities! Login now and discover the exclusive benefits awaiting you.
Hi,
I have a variable called "vMaxTimePeriodIdx" in my load script. If from the Data Load Editor, I click "Load Data", this variable gets a new value according the script, and everything works as expected.
However, if I publish the app and I set up a periodic reload, this variable does not seem to update. I have a trace in the load script, so I can see in the log that the variable takes the corresponding new value, but if I put a KPI or any other object in a dashboard it remains with the value previous to the load.
How can the same script behave different in the published app? Any idea on what may be happening? H
Thanks,
Juan
---
TempDWHMaxUpdate:
LOAD MaxUpdateTimestamp15Min;
SQL SELECT max(start_date) as MaxUpdateTimestamp15Min FROM measure_update WHERE period = '15min'; //and start_date >= CURRENT_DATE;
if NoOfRows('TempDWHMaxUpdate') > 0 then
vMaxTimePeriodDate = Date(Timestamp(peek('MaxUpdateTimestamp15Min', 0, TempDWHMaxUpdate)), 'YYYY/MM/DD');
vMinDWHMaxUpdate = Minute(Timestamp(peek('MaxUpdateTimestamp15Min', 0, TempDWHMaxUpdate)));
if (vMinDWHMaxUpdate >= 0 and vMinDWHMaxUpdate < 15) then
vPeriod = 0;
elseif (vMinDWHMaxUpdate >= 15 and vMinDWHMaxUpdate < 30) then
vPeriod = 1;
elseif (vMinDWHMaxUpdate >= 30 and vMinDWHMaxUpdate < 45) then
vPeriod = 2;
elseif (vMinDWHMaxUpdate >= 45 and vMinDWHMaxUpdate < 60) then
vPeriod = 3;
end if;
vMaxTimePeriodIdx = Hour(Timestamp(peek('MaxUpdateTimestamp15Min', 0, TempDWHMaxUpdate))) * 4 + vPeriod;
end if;
Drop Table TempDWHMaxUpdate;
TRACE >>> Latest 15 min link update time period index: $(vMaxTimePeriodIdx);
By the way, if I duplicate the Published App, the duplicate does show the vMaxTimePeriodIdx variable updated in the dashboards. But the published keeps showing the old value.
Hi Juan,
I am having a similar problem.
Take a look at:
https://community.qlik.com/inbox?objectType=2&objectID=1459858
Regards
Jim Diggins
Hi all, it seems to be some kind of a bug. mto does your team knows something about it. It seems that variable do not propagate with published app. It cause the same proble even for those variable created in front-end. Thanks in advance.
Jim, your link is not working for me. Anyway, I ended up assuming this was a bug and I rebuilt my app with a totally different approach to bypass the issue.
Regards.
Hi Guys - I personally would have to test - but when things like this occur you can open a case (even as a guest) with our customer support - to make sure it gets logged - information like this is valuable to us and you can reference this link in the case so you don't have to rehash everything. Be prepared to provide repro steps however. let us know how you do. I will update this with my latest release April 2018 of Qlik Sense.
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,
Michael Tarallo
Qlik
Did anyone find a solution for this?
This is a major issue for us.
Were you able to test this?
In our public facing dashboard, we have designed extensions to show pop up "disclaimer" window based on variable values. If the variables behave unexpectedly then we will have major functional issues. Please update us if this is a bug.
How did you solve this issue?
can someone share resolution for this please