There is an even easier method, I think, that can be executed entirely in QV Desktop.
If you can open a document in the AccessPoint, you miust have at least a Document CAL on this document. You don't seem to have a Named CAL as you are running a PE version of QV Desktop. Doesn't matter.
Try this:
- Start QV Desktop (PE)
- Select File->Open in server...
- Navigate to the QlikView Server, list the available documents and select the one from which you want to copy one or more objects.
- Open this document. Your QV Desktop is now running as an ordinary AccessPoint client, just like you would open the document in IE Plugin in Internet Explorer. This also means that AP permissions that weren't granted to you in the first place (no CAL on this document, or no permission to copy objects etc.) will not suddenly become available because you are running QV Desktop now. All client restrictions still apply.
- In QV Desktop, use File->Open to load your local document (into which you want to copy your object(s)).
- In the first window, select the object and press Ctrl-C.
- In the second window, press Ctrl-V.
Things that might go wrong:
- No permission to copy objects. A developer can disable the object copy feature per object, per sheet or for the entire document. YMMV.
- No permission to open the document. You need at least a Document CAL on this particular document and assigned to your Windows Account.
- No permission to open the document. Section Access may block your access to the document. QV Desktop will not circumvent any security measures imposed on this document by the developer.
- ...
Best,
Peter
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