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ilanbaruch
Specialist
Specialist

Last Update time

Hi All,

any idea where on server files\ loggs i can find last update time of each model?

update time.png

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marcus_sommer

Maybe you runs with a loop through your folders and read these informations from the files like in these example:

For each vFileName in Filelist ('C:\Path\*.qvw')

      Load '$(vFileName)' as FileName, filetime('$(vFileName)') as FileTime autogenerate 1;

Next vFileName

- Marcus

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petter
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

That is the date and time of the log-file itself.Or if you prefer to look inside the log-file it is the last entry's data and time.

The QlikView WebServer (AccessPoint) is actually just checking the date and time of the QVW-file in the Documents folder of the QlikView Server. All these three places should be the same date and time.

marcus_sommer

Maybe you runs with a loop through your folders and read these informations from the files like in these example:

For each vFileName in Filelist ('C:\Path\*.qvw')

      Load '$(vFileName)' as FileName, filetime('$(vFileName)') as FileTime autogenerate 1;

Next vFileName

- Marcus

ilanbaruch
Specialist
Specialist
Author

Thank you!,

i guess vFileName should be created from advanced?

marcus_sommer

To use these kind of file-functions isn't very complicated. If you searched within the help by "for each" you will find a very useful example and of course within the community, too - like this one: Loops in the Script.

- Marcus

ilanbaruch
Specialist
Specialist
Author

Thank you very much,

Ilan

Peter_Cammaert
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Maybe you should mark one or more of the other post as Helpful? Your own post doesn't add much to answering the original question, don't you think? Thanks.

Peter

ilanbaruch
Specialist
Specialist
Author

you are right, marked Marcus answer as correct.

thank you for remark.