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how debugging works in qlikview?is it useful?

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please explain debugging and incremental load in qlikview?

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VishalWaghole
Specialist II
Specialist II

Hi,

Please have look at this links for incremental load.

www.learnallbi.com/incremental-load-in-qlikview-part1/

www.learnallbi.com/incremental-load-in-qlikview-part2/

Hope this will help you.

-- Regards,

Vishal Waghole

maxgro
MVP
MVP

did you try with online help for debugger?

Running the script in the debugger can make it a lot easier to identify script errors. The debugger makes it possible to monitor every script statement and examine the variable values while the script is executed.

The script is displayed in the window in the upper half of the debugger. The progress of the script execution is marked with a yellow bar. Break points can be inserted by clicking on the row numbers and removed by clicking a second time. Remove all breakpoints by clicking the Clear button. When a breakpoint is encountered, script execution is halted until instructed to proceed.

The statement being currently executed is displayed in the window in the middle.

Status codes and any script errors are displayed in the window to the bottom, left. This is essentially the same information that is displayed in the Script Execution Progress window when the script is run outside the debugger.

The right bottom window displays all Variable and their respective values. Variables that have changed are colored red.

incremental load

Re: incremental load pls explain me step by step pls..............................

markodonovan
Specialist
Specialist

Hi Massimo,

Please take a look at a brief video I have on the trace statement which might help:

http://youtu.be/iDwY_ItrYJQ

Also have a turning on the logfile for the document in Settings->Document Properties->General which can also help with debugging your scripts.

Thanks

Mark

http://www.techstuffy.com