>>> If this is the type of community that QLIK is, then I understand it is a waste of time to ask for help
I urge you to re-read my first reply. Was that not very timely, courteous, and a rather complete answer given the constrained of the minimal information in the original question?
From my perspective, I amdisappointed you did not properly read the answer and act on it, after all the effort I put into just trying to be helpful to a fellow forum user. We have one thing in common now, I must understand that it a waste of time to try to help.
>>> The error message generated about a month or two months ago. I could go dig it up
So you failed to properly follow through at the time, making your company and Qlik look bad. Too bad.
>>> I could go dig it up
Yes you should have. That is if you think this error is more important then the assurance and hands on experience from a forum member that it indeed can and should work. How can anyone help with a question like 'it doesn't work' - Was the server plugged in?
>>> I was giving this responsibility with no training .
Just say no. Companies which can consider multi-thousand dollar purchases but do not give you the time or resources to do a proper job are not worth your time. The product comes with professional services/training, you management seems to have failed to pass that down.
>>> two year old documentation with dig through.
Up to date documentation comes with the product install.
Good luck my friend.
Hein
