If you are refering to reloading with server or publisher, there is no work around within these application. However, you could load a 32 bit QlikView Client on the machine and create QVD's to be reloaded by the 64 bit server/publisher. You will have to do a command line reload of the QVW that generates the QVD's and that is explained in the client reference manual. Then you can set up a windows scheduler job to reload this QVE.
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I agree with the previous post, but just want to add that you can use Publisher (instead of Windows) to schedule the reload by creating an "external program" task under QEMC --> System --> Supporting Tasks. This would contain the command line batch reload, and can be scheduled like normal tasks
We have a distributed environment where the qvw sits on another server. Task starts, and starts QVx32 on distributed server but just sits there doing nothing. Any ideas?
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