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Hi, i have a problem of calling of my qvd files up from my folder path.
My qvw is here..
..\Application Data\ QlikTech\ Documents\ Development \ Ascella\
while my qvd is from this path.
..\Application Data\ QlikTech\ Documents\ Databases \ Ascella\
and my code is like this.
LOAD [Name],
[Age],
[Address];
[Location];
FROM
[QVD\Personal_Info.QVD]
(qvd);
Hope you could help me.
Sherwin
Hi,
set a variable for the qvd path where do you have.
for example:
set qvdpath='..\Application Data\ QlikTech\ Documents\ Databases \ Ascella\';
now apply the variable in the load script... as below
LOAD [Name],
[Age],
[Address];
[Location];
FROM
$(qvdpath)Personal_Info.QVD(qvd);
Try this...
Thanks and Regards,
Kalyan
Guess you need to put the correct path of the QVD files in your script. Try below:
PersonalInfo:
LOAD [Name],
[Age],
[Address],
[Location]
FROM
[..\Application Data\ QlikTech\ Documents\ Databases \ Ascella\Personal_Info.QVD]
(qvd);
And don't put SEMICOLON besides the column names as seen in your script.
Hi,
LOAD ... FROM [..\..\QVD\Personal_Info.QVD]
...
If you use relative path, you have to go up in the directories in order to name the real one.
Or you can use also absolute path (but the full path should remain the same)
Fabrice
Hi,
Try this one.
Load *
From ..\..\ Databases \ Ascella\ABC.qvd(qvd);
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki
LOAD [Name],
[Age],
[Address];
[Location];
FROM
[..\Application Data\ QlikTech\ Documents\ Databases \ Ascella\QVD\Personal_Info.QVD]
(qvd);
It will work, check...
Hi,
set a variable for the qvd path where do you have.
for example:
set qvdpath='..\Application Data\ QlikTech\ Documents\ Databases \ Ascella\';
now apply the variable in the load script... as below
LOAD [Name],
[Age],
[Address];
[Location];
FROM
$(qvdpath)Personal_Info.QVD(qvd);
Try this...
Thanks and Regards,
Kalyan
Thanks for the reply guys..
all answers is correct, but i used Kalyan Sundaram did, to set a variable for qvd path to shorten my codes.
Thanks again
Hi, Sherwin.
I know this has been answered but I thought I would also point you to a blog about QVDs:
http://www.quickintelligence.co.uk/qlikview-qvd-files/
Regards,
Neil