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Availible CALs not being assigned

Hey Guys,

I have all my CALs available and have allocated them to the specific documents and set Allow Dynamic CAL Assignment to on. However when a user accesses a document through AccessPoint, it says there are not User CALs available.

The QMC says I have 0 document CALs assigned, 40 out of 50 Allocated.

I am using SBE server with NTFS security. Each document is in its own folder set to specfic security permissions. I reset the CALs by stopping the QV services and deleting the .PGO files and restarting the files. I've also tried clearing my license and reinstating it. Nothing is changing. I can only assign user cals but not document CALs.

I am using QlikView 11.2 SR13

Am I missing anything?

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Chip (wmy) and I found the answer.

I had the application's folder mounted twice at different levels. QlikView stores the application as its mounted folder path rather than it's absolute folder path. So while I was allocating CALs to the document, AccessPoint was directing the users to the duplicate document, which did not have any CALs assigned.

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Chip_Matejowsky
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Support

Hi Trey,

Have you allocated Document CALs to each individual document in QMC > Documents > User Documents > QVWName.qvw > Document CALs tab > Number of CALs allocated to this document field?

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After Doc CALs have been allocated to the QVW, then you can select to manually assign them to specific users or select to dynamically assign them.

Hope this helps

-Chip

Principal Technical Support Engineer with Qlik Support
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Chip (wmy) and I found the answer.

I had the application's folder mounted twice at different levels. QlikView stores the application as its mounted folder path rather than it's absolute folder path. So while I was allocating CALs to the document, AccessPoint was directing the users to the duplicate document, which did not have any CALs assigned.