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//QUALIFY *;
ODBC CONNECT32 TO Accord (XUserId isxxxxxxxxxxX, XPassword is xxxxxxxxxxxxxx);
RFPKLOGD:
SQL SELECT
assignment,
"bond-status",
depot,
dept,
"e-code",
"loc-status",
"locn-post",
"min-stock",
"move-no",
"o-line",
"o-ordinn",
"o-ordqty",
"o-ordwt",
"o-sentinn",
"o-sentqty",
"o-weight",
"order",
"p-code",
"pk-date",
"pk-hour",
"pk-ind",
"pk-minute",
"pk-second",
"pk-stock",
"pk-stock-in",
"pk-time",
"replen-date",
"replen-move",
"replen-priority",
"replen-time",
"reserve-stock",
"shift-date",
"shift-id",
summarised
FROM PUB.rfpklogd;
STORE RFPKLOGD INTO \\APPSERVER1\QLIKVIEW\QLIKVIEWDATAFILES\QVDS\rfpklogd.qvd;
When i load the above script i get an ODBC read failed error, but i know the connection to Database is ok.
can u confirm,that ODBC connection is created in User DSN tab or System DSN tab?
Not sure how to tell but think user
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u suppose to create that odbc connection on System dsn tab and run tht application through the server..it works.
go to--control panel---administrative tools--data sources..and see whr u r created that odbc connection!
Just checked and connection is set on system dns
Mike,
I have faced this issue recently it is happen when you have more than one field in your select statement with same name