We can create QVD files in three ways
1) The basic way using the name STORE command in the qlikview script
ex: store tablename into E:\suvidocuments\ownname.qvd;
STORE: is a command to store all the data into some another file
tablename: is a name which you have named what data you want to create to QVD file [while
creating qvd file it search for the source file so u must give the same name]
INTO: is to where you want to save
path: this is the location of the file where you want to create
2) By preceding a load or select statement with the Buffer prefix, QlikView will automatically create a QVD.
3) Explicit, manual creation and naming from layout or via Internal Macro interpreter. Data can be exported from the QlikView layout via GUI commands or Automation macros. In the GUI you will find QVD as one of the possible export formats under the Export… command, found on the object menu of most sheet objects.
1) The basic way using the name STORE command in the qlikview script
ex: store tablename into E:\suvidocuments\ownname.qvd;
STORE: is a command to store all the data into some another file
tablename: is a name which you have named what data you want to create to QVD file [while
creating qvd file it search for the source file so u must give the same name]
INTO: is to where you want to save
path: this is the location of the file where you want to create
2) By preceding a load or select statement with the Buffer prefix, QlikView will automatically create a QVD.
3) Explicit, manual creation and naming from layout or via Internal Macro interpreter. Data can be exported from the QlikView layout via GUI commands or Automation macros. In the GUI you will find QVD as one of the possible export formats under the Export… command, found on the object menu of most sheet objects.
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