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Scheduling Qlikview jobs through External schedulers

Is there a way to use a windows batch scheduler or any other scheduling tool to trigger a Qlikveiw job.  So that all the qlikview reload happens from an external scheduling tool.

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stabben23
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Partner - Master

Hi,

yes, I have reload QVD's and also qvw files. In a server environment QMC could be used.

If this is for Your own use in desktop any kind of scheduler could be used.

In a txt document just Write:

"C:\Program Files\QlikView\qv.exe" /r "C:\xxx\yourfile_to_be_reloaded.qvw"

Save the document as .bat

Then create a task in the scheduler

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Anil_Babu_Samineni

are you talking about Windows Print spool?

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stabben23
Partner - Master
Partner - Master

Yes,

I have use "System Scheduler" a free software. Also Windows scheduler will work for .bat files.

Anonymous
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Have you used the scheduler to schedule QVD file to reload, if so let me know how  to do that

Anonymous
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I am trying to reload a QVD file using a scheduler other than QMC

stabben23
Partner - Master
Partner - Master

Hi,

yes, I have reload QVD's and also qvw files. In a server environment QMC could be used.

If this is for Your own use in desktop any kind of scheduler could be used.

In a txt document just Write:

"C:\Program Files\QlikView\qv.exe" /r "C:\xxx\yourfile_to_be_reloaded.qvw"

Save the document as .bat

Then create a task in the scheduler

Anonymous
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Thanks !

That works