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Hello,
Everytime I start or stop the service 'QlikView Server' this IniData.pgo is deleted.
I don't know why is happening this but the licenses of our client is gone everytime this happens.
Any idea what is going on?
The client says they excluded QlikView folders from antivirus or any other software.
Thanks in advance.
Hello,
Assuming that the issue here is that after a service restart, CAL assignments are lost (User CALs, Document CALs), then the only similar issue that I can think of is CAL data cleared when QlikView Server Service is restarted (kb 000004015) - though it applies only to older versions.
CAL/license information is stored in the CALdata.pgo file.
It could happen that a corruption of the file can affect this in newer versions as well. Regardless, the article above should help you with troubleshooting (check for an update time on it).
/Sonja
Well, I think is 'normal' recreate this IniData.pgo because if I change anything on Settings.ini this will be recreated.
I found that there is 2 lines on this Settings.ini
UserCalList=C:\ProgramData\QlikTech\QlikViewServer\FUL.dat
DocumentList=C:\ProgramData\QlikTech\QlikViewServer\FDL.dat
But just exist FUL.dat with '00' as content.
Any idea?
Hello,
Assuming that the issue here is that after a service restart, CAL assignments are lost (User CALs, Document CALs), then the only similar issue that I can think of is CAL data cleared when QlikView Server Service is restarted (kb 000004015) - though it applies only to older versions.
CAL/license information is stored in the CALdata.pgo file.
It could happen that a corruption of the file can affect this in newer versions as well. Regardless, the article above should help you with troubleshooting (check for an update time on it).
/Sonja
Luis, did Sonja's post and link help you get things sorted out on this one? If so, do not forget to return to the thread and use the Accept as Solution button to mark her post as having helped you resolve things. You are correct on the IniData.pgo by the way, that does go away and recreate and is by design, the service reads the local Settings.ini file of whichever node starts first and that is what is written to the InitData.pgo... Hopefully Sonja's addition info got you what you needed, but if you are still working on things, leave an update for us.
Regards,
Brett