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QlikView version 10. I am trying to write qvd files from an Access database. The files load properly, and all the fields are visible in QlikView. I can open a Windows Explorer window to the qvd folder, and when the script gets to the store xxx into xxx.qvd; line, the file appears in the directory. As soon as the script execution completes, the qvd files disappear from the qvd directory. The directory is on the C:\ drive of the computer executing QlikView.
Is there a setting in the User Preferences or in the Document Settings that can cause this to happen?
Thanks.
Earl Johnson
iQdecisions
Minneapolis, MN
Earl,
I have the same thing happening - did you ever figure out what was causing the problem?
Thanks,
Stacy
Cannot imagine that these operations happens.
Even if you create a file with no values in it, it still has some overhead info and titles etc. At least you should expect a file with some 25K content.
Suggest to write a
EXIT SCRIPT;
right after the STORE-command.
And check, whether the file still disappears.
Peter
Are you creating these using the buffer prefix or explicitly using a STORE statement? If the prior, check the manual for Keep Orphaned QVD Buffers.
-Isaiah
I'm explicitly using a STORE statement. Any suggestions?
Stacy Wasson
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Now it's not happening (I hate intermittent issues!), and I've opened a tech
support case with QlikView. If we ever identify what causes the problem,
I'll certainly update QlikCommunity!
It appears that something may have been going on with the network and/or server - we saw some errors in the event logs. I do not think it was a QlikView issue.