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Reporting out of QlilView

All, I want to know how useful will it be to use QlikView if my reporting requirements are as follows:

an interactive UI -- I know QV is good on this

Burst out PDF reports -- I know QV can do this

Burst out data in flat file for other systems to consume -- can QV do this?

Send data over a message bus or in xml formats -- can QV do this?

Ideally, we would like to use one tool that can do all or at least the first three.

Suggestions are welcome !!

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Burst out data in flat file for other systems to consume -- can QV do this?

Can do ... either when reloading the document (to csv or their native qvd format), or through user interaction of right-click and export, or a macro (fired off by a reload, open or button press) to save recors down to a text file

Send data over a message bus or in xml formats -- can QV do this?

There is a way to suck SOAP XML out, using plug-ins to a QlikView document. A QlikView product called Workbench, is available (http://www.simplequickresult.com/products/qlikview/qv-workbench) as well as other third party tools (www.qvsource.com and http://www.projectbrokers.com/qlikview/pblabs/soap-api.html). I'm not sure whether there is an API interface that don't cost anything though.

Jonathan

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Burst out data in flat file for other systems to consume -- can QV do this?

Can do ... either when reloading the document (to csv or their native qvd format), or through user interaction of right-click and export, or a macro (fired off by a reload, open or button press) to save recors down to a text file

Send data over a message bus or in xml formats -- can QV do this?

There is a way to suck SOAP XML out, using plug-ins to a QlikView document. A QlikView product called Workbench, is available (http://www.simplequickresult.com/products/qlikview/qv-workbench) as well as other third party tools (www.qvsource.com and http://www.projectbrokers.com/qlikview/pblabs/soap-api.html). I'm not sure whether there is an API interface that don't cost anything though.

Jonathan

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Thanks for the reply. It was really helpful

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Thanks for the reply. It was really helpful