Pick and Match combination will come in use when to view field value ‘x’ when field value is ‘y’.
Example:
Display Quarter value as Q1, Q2, Q3 and Q4. Instead of showing database values.
Pick(MATCH (-1,TIME_CALENDAR_QUARTER = 1, TIME_CALENDAR_QUARTER = 2, TIME_CALENDAR_QUARTER = 3,-1), ‘Q1’, ‘Q2’, ‘Q3′,’Q4’) as TIME_CALENDAR_QUARTER
Hi All,
Starting in version 11, QlikView has the capability to integrate with source control systems. In the initial release a Microsoft TFS connector was introduced and a further connector for Subversion was added in SR1. The feature is available when using QlikView Desktop.
A menu option in the File menu allows QlikView developers to connect a QlikView document to a source control system. This feature works with the XML project files that QlikView Desktop can generate and offers basic integration into third party source control systems.
QlikView 11 Source Control integration now ships with native support for Microsoft Team Foundation Server and Subversion for source control.
Below is the document for a step-by-step procedure:
Hi All,
To integrate google maps in qlikview dynamically, we can follow steps provided in document attached below:
step-by-step-google-map-api-v3-integration
There are types of load in qlikview:
1. Inline Load: This kind of load does not store data on disk, rather utilized at run time. We can enter data manually using inline load.
2. Preceding Load: We can call field data before defining it in the next statement which is referred to as preceding load.
3. Binary Load: In real time, qlikview application follows 3-tier architecture i.e., Design-Architecture-Reports(DAR). 3 different applications are maintained for each of them.So, data loading is done Design application modified in Architecture application and utilized in the Report application. To access the data across the applications, we use this binary load as the first statement in the edit script.
4. Loading from Files: We can load data from different kind of files such as .csv, .xls, .xml and web files(by providing URL).
5. Resident Load: Using the table loaded in the application as a source for another table creation is treated as Resident Load.
6. Load from QVD: When we pull millions of data from database it takes long time to load. To prevent this we can load data into qvd once and use it across the applications.
7. Incremental Load: When we load data in qvd format, we need to refresh the qvd data as the database gets updated each minute. To approach this we cannot reload the entire data, instead we go for incremental load maintaining Last updated time, which retains the entire data.
8. Mapping Load: We can create a mapping table and use the column values to load another table column value. Mapping table contains only 2 columns, one is the join column and other is the value associated with that column.
By placing trigger on a field we can load values into variable.
However, when more than one value is selected then variable can’t hold the value. In this situation we need to use the GetFieldSelections() function.
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