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Hello, I encountered an error this morning when the auto reload for my qvw failed. I get the error:
Error Document open call failed. The document might require username and password.
I just recently(yesterday) added section access to the qvw. My section access call looks like:
Section Access;
LOAD * INLINE [
ACCESS, NTNAME
Admin, DOMAIN\ADMIN1
Admin, DOMAIN\ADMIN2
];
Section Application;
Is there a special user for the ntname I have to use to give the server access to the qvw? In searching, I came across this post, but that of course is not an NTNAME. Would I just add another line that would be something like:
Admin, , INTERNAL\SA_SCHEDULER
and then change the top line to: ACCESS, NTNAME, USERID.
Or am I going about this all wrong and missing something simple?
Thank you for your help!
Stay with ACCESS and NTNAME fields, but make sure that the account that is running the QlikView services (more specifically the QlikView Distribution Service) is listed as ADMIN in the SA table as well.
Best,
Peter
If the service account is a local account and not an AD account, you can add it by prefixing the accountname with the machine name, like in:
:
ADMIN, MYSERVERNAME\SA_SCHEDULER
Peter
To ensure I get it correct, is the server name exactly as it appears in the QMC? For me it says: QVS@asbqlik. Or would it be with out the QVS@ ?
The server name is just the asbqlik part.
Did you define the account that is running QlikView services in the Local Users of machine asbqlik?
Yes, I double checked with the admins the QlikView Distribution Service is running on the server machine and it is local.
Then go ahead and add ASBQLIK\SA_SCHEDULER with ACCESS=ADMIN to your SA table.
Note that in order to activate this account, the SA table must be reloaded first. But since you cannot do this under QDS control until after the reload is executed (chicken and eggs), you may have to reload in QV Desktop first. Or if you still have a document version without SA, start from that one.
Best,
Peter