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How to make qvd in qliksense?
Hi Erika,
The suggestion that Tim has provided is the correct step with the default settings in Qlik Sense.
You must use the LIB syntax instead of the drive letter.
You must have a folder connection created with a name that you will also reference in the LIB statement:
Here is the correct syntax that should work for you - with a sample table:
ASCII:
Load
if(RecNo()>=65 and RecNo()<=90,RecNo()-64) as Num,
Chr(RecNo()) as AsciiAlpha,
RecNo() as AsciiNum
autogenerate 255
Where (RecNo()>=32 and RecNo()<=126) or RecNo()>=160 ;
STORE ASCII into [lib://myFolder/Test1.qvd];
Note: If you want to use the drive letter the way you would using QlikView- you must Disable Standard Mode (Qlik Sense Desktop)
You can read up on that here:
Hope this helps.
These videos might also help you: New to Qlik Sense Videos
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Mike Tarallo
Qlik
The same way you would in QlikView, i.e. in the script (dataload editor in Qlik Sense) after a load statement:
store <tablename> into <qvd name>.qvd (qvd);
But its not working in Mine.
I have written the following script;:
Test:
LOAD
Name,
"Date"
FROM [lib://R&D/Test.qvd]
(qvd);
store Test into D:\Test1.qvd;
Hi Erika
You will need to use the "lib" syntax to save the qvd. So in your case something like:
STORE Test into [lib://R&D/Test1.qvd];
If you want to use path names eg d:\test\ then you will need to enable "Legacy Mode".
See the help page here if you wish to do this.
Hi,
Your syntax for QVD creation is correct that is
store Test into D:\Test1.qvd;
What error you get can you elaborate or paste error snap here.
Regards
Anand
Hi Erika,
The suggestion that Tim has provided is the correct step with the default settings in Qlik Sense.
You must use the LIB syntax instead of the drive letter.
You must have a folder connection created with a name that you will also reference in the LIB statement:
Here is the correct syntax that should work for you - with a sample table:
ASCII:
Load
if(RecNo()>=65 and RecNo()<=90,RecNo()-64) as Num,
Chr(RecNo()) as AsciiAlpha,
RecNo() as AsciiNum
autogenerate 255
Where (RecNo()>=32 and RecNo()<=126) or RecNo()>=160 ;
STORE ASCII into [lib://myFolder/Test1.qvd];
Note: If you want to use the drive letter the way you would using QlikView- you must Disable Standard Mode (Qlik Sense Desktop)
You can read up on that here:
Hope this helps.
These videos might also help you: New to Qlik Sense Videos
Please mark the appropriate replies as helpful / correct so our team and other members know that your question(s) has been answered to your satisfaction.
Regards,
Mike Tarallo
Qlik