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Qlikview Section Access in Binary Load

Hi guys i have some question here,

i try to add inline section acces to my qlikview application which the data is binary load from other sources.

I try to add Outlet Code as a limitation, but its doesnt work. IF i change it into OMIT limitation, the script work perfectly.

can you guys help whats wrong with my script? i try to use bracket '[]' ,and '' sign on Outlet Code but nothing happened

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ToniKautto
Employee
Employee

I think it depends a bit on if you use --- or not.

When strict exclusion is disabled a non-existing reduction values grants you access to all the values, which effectively will work as a wildcard. In that scenario I would prefer defining a reduction value like for example <ALL VALUES>, so that my intentions with the reduction is very clear. A blank value to me is too undefined.

Bill_Britt
Former Employee
Former Employee

That is fine if you are only using the desktop client. If you are using publisher it can cause you issue.

A common misconception in section access is the use of “*” (star) in section access.

“Star” means “all listed values” not all values for the field. This will be explained in

detail in the script examples.

Bill

Bill - Principal Technical Support Engineer at Qlik
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Thanks peter, I try to change both field and section access an uppercase name, and it works.

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Author

Thanks guys for your help, my problem is solved

i try to change my field name into upper case in data model and put OUTLET CODE in section access and now it works.

Regards,

Arviddree