How to save trace - output to file (???)

[#1]

Hi community-members,

there is the nice option in QlikView for every document to "generate logfile"(s) for every script load.

So far so good.

Now I had the problem that a document never stopped (because of 140 fields in two tables with the same name, so QlikView tried to match/link all fields [:O]).

So I wanted to put some information to the trace and copy the trace, but when QlikView never stops the script-load you are not able to copy the trace output in the debugger window (you are not able to copy the output because the debugger refreshes the output several times a second).

So my question:
Is there a (hidden or for me unknown) possibility to save the trace of the debugger to a file?

Thanks in advance

& best regards

Stefan

[hector]

Hi, have you tried the option "Generate Log File"? in the "Document Properties/General", it creates a .log file in the same directory of your model.

Good Luck

[#3]

Yes, that's the problem (as described above) ...

The information in the logfile is not equal to the trace-output ...

I'd only like to have the trace-output!

Best regards

Stefan

[hector]

Sorry, i've read it just the beggining so fast and it's too early here hahaha ,

I don't know an option to do that, but i find a bug xD

This is my script

Load
rowno() as ID
autogenerate(100);

but when i debug, this "window" show me this

--- Script Finished ---

then, when i press Close, the log is write after this line, "AUTOGENERATE 100 lines fetched"

anybody has the same issue?

regards

[#5]

[quote user="Héctor Muñoz"]

Sorry, i've read it just the beggining so fast and it's too early here hahaha ,

I don't know an option to do that, but i find a bug xD

This is my script

Load
rowno() as ID
autogenerate(100);

but when i debug, this "window" show me this

--- Script Finished ---

then, when i press Close, the log is write after this line, "AUTOGENERATE 100 lines fetched"

anybody has the same issue?

regards

Sorry, I do not understand your problem ...

best regards

Stefan

[hector]

Hi, I'm talking about this.

It's so fast, so i made a little video.

Regards.

[#7]

hijacking threads = not cool

[#8]

dragonauta wrote:
hijacking threads = not cool<div></div>

What do you mean?

[#9]

[quote user="Héctor Muñoz"]

Hi, I'm talking about this.

It's so fast, so i made a little video.

Regards.

Sorry, cannot find any answer in this video?

Best regards
Stefan

[biester]

Hi Stefan,

Obviously dragonauta means that Hector hijacked your thread (not posting one of his own, but "disguising" a new problem in a "reply") ...

Rgds,
Joachim