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QlikView documentation and resources.
Hello Everyone,
I have attached the document for the important Qlikview functions used in script as well as in UI.
Please have a look and also feel free to update the document or comment in the session for the functions which is missed.
By default Audit Logging is not Enabled – and a QlikView Administrator cannot simply select or deselect the option. So how do you turn Audit Logging on?
First, you need to stop the QlikView Management Service!
Then edit the QVManagementService.exe.config file using Notepad (you may need to run as an Administrator).
Search for Audit and then change the EnabledAuditLogging from “false” to “true”.
Change the value to True and save the file. Then turn the service back on and check to see if the box is enabled!
Here is a description of the data collected. The System Monitor 4.1 QlikView application can be used to investigate this dataset.
I have two tables Table1,Table2. Table1 has DATE, Table2 has START_DT,END_DT. Want to join these two tables on DATE columns.Intervalmatch function will help us to make the join in Qlik. If we use left join, we can avoid synthetic tables too. Here is the example.If you want to test, prepare the test data.
Let me know if you need any more info/clarification.
Table1:
LOAD COUNTRY,
DATE,
C1,
C2
FROM Table1;
Table2:
LOAD COUNTRY, C3,C4,
date(START_DT) as START_DT,
date(END_DT) as END_DT
FROM Table2;
Final_Table:
INTERVALMATCH (DATE) left JOIN LOAD START_DT, END_DT RESIDENT Table2;
left Join (Table1) LOAD distinct * RESIDENT Table2;
DROP TABLE Table2;
Security in any context is critically important. It becomes especially important
when applied to the enterprise software solutions that organizations rely
upon to make decisions based on sensitive information. Ensuring that the
right people have access to the right information at the right time and no
one else is a critical part of being able to support decision making. Company
performance, employee payroll, sales data, personally identifable information
and forecast information are just some examples of company information that
are commonly represented within QlikView applications.
Security in QlikView is multi-faceted and powerful but is also easy to
implement and familiar to IT professionals. This paper will discuss the
following topics as applied to QlikView:
• Authentication. Who are you? How did you prove it?
• Authorization. What are you allowed to see? What are you allowed to do?
• Implementation. How do you implement security in QlikView?