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savadkv01
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Qlik QVD

Hi,

When Iam looking to one qvd file using notepad, below script is available

 <LineageInfo>
<Discriminator>RESIDENT Functions;</Discriminator>
<Statement></Statement>
</LineageInfo>

but I cannot able to find the Resident "Functions" in this qvd file. also, there is no statement query in this.
If statement is not mentioned, then what will load?

Resident Functions, which mentioned in the script, where I can find?

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rwunderlich
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Partner Ambassador/MVP

The Discriminator refers to the data sources in the script that was used to create this QVD. "RESIDENT Functions" indicates that there was a 

LOAD... RESIDENT Functions;

statement somewhere in the script. 

Statement is only filled in when the data source is a database connection. In which case it will be a SQL statement. Statement is not filled for LOAD statements. 

-Rob
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savadkv01
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Thank you Rob for the clear answer.
can we find the location of the QVD file which used from the above QVD file.
For eg:

Iam loading from A.qvd file and B.qvd file and stored to C.qvd file.
If I inspect the C.qvd file using notepad, will I able to see the location of A.qvd file and B.qvd file? 

rwunderlich
Partner Ambassador/MVP
Partner Ambassador/MVP

It depends. If table C was Dropped after Storing it, there will be no lineage. If not, you should see the relative path of A.qvd and B.qvd in the lineage.  I suggest you test it out. 

-Rob