Folder Structure in Qlikview

[#1]

Can u please tell me about the folder structure in qlikview@

[tresB]

http://www.quickintelligence.co.uk/qlikview-folder-structures/

[krishna20]

Dear varma,

Files will be like Excels , Images, QVDS, Txt Files

Documents  --> Data Extractor--> Back Up--> Dashboard--> Access Point

Regards

Krishna

[ashfaq_haseeb]

Look at this

Root and mounted folder

Regards

ASHFAQ

[#5]

Hi kalyan,

iam from Non IT Background, learning qlikview in hyd.

our faculty told that there are two types of folder structures

they are  2stage and 3stage.

in 2stage:

Extract-> Qvd & T-Qvd ->Datamodeling -> My application  -> Binary load.

in 3stage:

Extract-> Qvd  -> T-Qvd ->Datamodeling -> My application  -> Binary load.

can u give clarity to me for better understanding what you said above.

[#6]

Hi kalyan,

iam from Non IT Background, learning qlikview in hyd.

our faculty told that there are two types of folder structures

they are  2stage and 3stage.

in 2stage:

Extract-> Qvd & T-Qvd ->Datamodeling -> My application  -> Binary load.

in 3stage:

Extract-> Qvd  -> T-Qvd ->Datamodeling -> My application  -> Binary load.

can u give clarity to me for better understanding what you said above

[#7]

Hi Ashfaq ,

iam from Non IT Background, learning qlikview in hyd.

our faculty told that there are two types of folder structures

they are  2stage and 3stage.

in 2stage:

Extract-> Qvd & T-Qvd ->Datamodeling -> My application  -> Binary load.

in 3stage:

Extract-> Qvd  -> T-Qvd ->Datamodeling -> My application  -> Binary load.

can u give clarity to me for better understanding what you said above

[#8]

Hi tresesco,

iam from Non IT Background, learning qlikview in hyd.

our faculty told that there are two types of folder structures

they are  2stage and 3stage.

in 2stage:

Extract-> Qvd & T-Qvd ->Datamodeling -> My application  -> Binary load.

in 3stage:

Extract-> Qvd  -> T-Qvd ->Datamodeling -> My application  -> Binary load.

can u give clarity to me for better understanding what you said above

[tresB]

Actually, there is no hard-and-fast rule for this. Whicever one feels more convenient for him/her is fine. The link I provided is one that might be liked by major people, that's it. If your instructor says something different must hold some logic. Ask him/her to better understand his/her view point. If you are learning, you should not hesitate to ask questions.

[#10]

HI,

I Already discussed with my instructor, he said that if u have any doubt on such type of things then go for community to get better solutions to understand.