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Can anyone provide me some step-by-step instruction for loading a sharepoint list into Qkilview?

Afternoon all,

I need some basic how-toos into loading a SharePoint list into a Qlikview document. I found an article on this but I need something a little more basic and step-by-step.

Any help out there?

Steve

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MayilVahanan

HI

check this

http://www.citagus.com/citagus/blog/integrating-qlikview-with-sharepoint-ms-access-bridge/

http://community.qlik.com/docs/DOC-3561

http://community.qlik.com/docs/DOC-1308

Hope this helps

Thanks & Regards, Mayil Vahanan R
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I have already read these. I need something more basic and step-by step such as the steps required to add the info in the RPC call section to the script.

Steve

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MayilVahanan

Hi

May be this help

http://community.qlik.com/message/272553#272553

I think some other well known about RPC call section can help you.

Thanks & Regards, Mayil Vahanan R
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Thank you!

That article put things in perspective for ma and I was able to get the site to load. However, I am having trouble with some other elements of the script erroring out.

The script loads in t5hree sections

· Attributes

· Rows

· Schema

There are lines in Attributes and Schema that error out. These lines are Bracketed. If I comment them out, the script executes and the data loads. Here is the script as it initially loads:

// Start of LOAD statements

AttributeType:

LOAD name,

rs:name,

rs:number,

as dt:type,

as dt:maxLength,

%Key_xml_98C49F546A18E856 // Key to parent table: xml

FROM (XmlSimple, Table is );

row:

LOAD ows_LinkTitle,

ows_QID,

ows_Assigned_x0020_team,

ows_Internal_x0020_Status,

ows_IP,

ows_DNS,

ows_OS,

ows_Severity,

ows_First_x0020_Detected,

ows_Last_x0020_Detected,

ows_Bugtraq_x0020_ID,

ows_ContentType,

ows_Created,

ows_CVE_x0020_ID,

ows_Impact,

ows_IP_x0020_Status,

ows_PCI_x0020_Vuln,

ows_Results,

ows_Solution,

ows_Threat,

ows_Times_x0020_Detected,

ows_Tracking_x0020_Method,

ows_Transfer,

ows_Type1,

ows_Vendor_x0020_Reference,

ows__UIVersionString,

ows_Vuln_x0020_Status,

ows_Date_x0020_Closed,

ows_Created_x0020__x002f__x0020_Upda,

ows_FQDN,

ows_NetBIOS,

ows_Port,

ows_Protocol,

ows_SSL,

%Key_xml_98C49F546A18E856 // Key to parent table: xml

FROM (XmlSimple, Table is );

xml:

LOAD xmlns:s,

xmlns:dt,

xmlns:rs,

xmlns:z,

as id,

as ,

as content,

as rs:CommandTimeout,

%Key_xml_98C49F546A18E856 // Key for this table: xml

FROM (XmlSimple, Table is );

// End of LOAD statements

If I comment out the highlighted sections, it loads OK. Can you give me an idea as to what is happening here?

Also, as an aside, is there an easy way to get the rows to use the “Display” name rather than the actual column name?

Thanks much,

Steve

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Promontory Interfinancial Network, LLC

1515 North Courthouse Road, Suite 1200

Arlington, VA 22201-2909

866.776.6426, ext. 3450 (Telephone)

703.292.3451 (Fax)

helpdesk@promnetwork.com<mailto:helpdesk@promnetwork.com>