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I have a user that has created some shared objects in his Qlikview.
I can see them in the management console as server objects but can't see them in the actual document.
What would be the solution to this?
Has he/she enabled sharing?
Either by checking the "Share Bookmark with other Users" at the time of adding the bookmark?
Or using the "Share Permissions" function in the Server Objects Pane (plugin) or Repository (ajax).
S.
Hello Shawn
It's actually a table they have created. I can see it in the management console on our development server but if I open the doc I can't see it
Conrad, I'm not sure you're talking about the same thing.
Objects (i.e. Tables, Charts, etc...) which the users can create through their web browser are "Server Objects", and you can see how many server object(s) has been created via management console.
When you say "if I open the doc i can't see it" ... do you mean when you open the .qvw file and you can't see the object(s)?
Server Objects will only be visible/accessible if you're browsing the application via the server (i.e. Access Point), and these objects will not be saved to the source QVW file.
If this is not what you're trying to say, then you may have to provide a bit more explanation.
S.
By default, only the creator will see his/her own server objects in an AccessPoint document. All other users to which a server object has been shared, must first import/place this object from the repository into their own copy of the document in the AP. Look for the repository button in the AccessPoint toolbar.
Peter
The user has created an object I want to add and make available for everyone.
I'm not using access point but directly on the development server. Can I add this server side to make available for everyone?
Thanks
Conrad
No you cannot. Only the creator can make this new object available to everyone, but it won't become visible to anyone in the AccessPoint until users start importing the server object into their own copy of the document.
What you can do however - and this seems to be like an ideal moment to do it - is transfer the server object from the accesspoint into the master QVW document and republish the new release. How?
Best,
Peter
Hi,
You can open the access point version of the document in the desktop version of QlikView.
Alternatively, if you want to add that shared object into your view of the app, just click on "Repository". Then "Objects", and drag and drop the one you want.
This is a screenshot from Chrome.
In Internet Explorer plugin you click the "Server Objects" button, then drag'n'drop the object of interest: