How to retrieve deleted objects?

[MuraliPrasath]

Hi QV Team,

I did some changes and removed few object on dashboard yesterday and I've saved the file. Now, I want it back. How to get it back those deleted objects? Please help me !

[tresesco]

Qlikview has nothing like Recyle Bin. If you have saved earlier versions of qvw, you can have them alongwith the whole qvw and not individual objects.

[robert_mika · Accepted solution]

If you do not have backup file,I'm afraid you will have recreate your objects.

In the future please go to User preferences and choose your backup options:

[tamilarasu]

Hi Murali,

I don't think you can restore the objects again after you save the file. You have to recreate it again. Check whether you have any back up files in your system. It's always good practice to take a backup before you do major updates in a file.

[ashfaq_haseeb]

Hi,

Yes, In case you have any previous backups.

Regards

ASHFAQ

[Anonymous]

For that you need to maintain PRJ Folder, look at below:

Export QlikView application (QVW) file to a PRJ folder

1. Create a folder named the same way as QlikView application with -PRJ as suffix, in the same folder as the QlikView application. For example if the application file is named MyApplication the project folder sould be named MyApplication-PRJ
2. Open the QlikView application that you want to export to a PRJ Folder.
3. Press Save (or Ctrl+S) to trigger the export of the application content to the PRJ folder.
4. Open the PRJ folder in a file explorer window to confirm the content has been exported. The folder should contain XML and TXT files corresponding to the objects and properties in the QlikView application.

NOTE1: The content will only be exported to the PRJ folder every time the QVW file is savedNOTE2: The PRJ folder will not contain data, which also includes variable values Recreate QlikView application (QVW) file from the PRJ folder

1. If the QVW still exists, rename it to something that does not match the PRJ folder name. For example add a underscore to the file name, mainly to enable reverting to the original file if required later.
2. Open QlikView desktop client
3. Create a new document
4. Save the document with the same name as the PRJ Folder. For example so that you get a file structure as the image below.
5. Close the QlikView application, without saving the document again if prompted. This triggers importing the data from the PRJ folder to the QVW file.
6. Reopen the QVW file to validate that the file has been restored.

[Chanty4u]

hi,

As Tresesco.. said dere is no such options like dat.....

and for evry qvw u need to take a backup file or else u need to create a .prj  file in same location in case if the file is corrupted u vil get back dem usng .Prj creation..

hope this helps you

Thanks

Suresh