Hello,
Today, I’ll show you two important concepts in QlikView Scripting. I’ll talk about code reusability and also about how to hide the QlikView script within the document. Then I’ll talk about QlikView script debugging and features available while debugging the script. Understanding debugging process is very important for troubleshooting.
Just in case if you can’t watch the video from this site, you can use this link to watch from Youtube.
Correction : I have mentioned that we can’t use binary load when we have hidden script. Which is not 100% correct, we can use binary load only when we have empty hidden script tab and we can’t use binary load when we already have script in hidden script tab. Because, binary load should be the first statement within the QlikView script.
Thank you for watching. Happy learning.
3 comments
Ali says:
March 16, 2012 at 3:00 pm (UTC 0 )
Thank you very much for all your tutorials… these have been a great help to me..
In this one you say that you can not do a binary load if you have hidden script…
I think that this is not quite true… it is true if you try and leave your binary load on the Main1 tab however if you cut it and paste it at the beginning of your hidden script it seems to work..
This might help others..
Thanks again for your videos..
Admin says:
March 28, 2012 at 9:32 am (UTC 0 )
Hi Ali,
Sorry for delayed response. Thank you for taking time to write a comment. I’m happy to know that my blog was helpful.
Sorry, I wasn’t clear in the video. I meant to say that we can’t use the Binary Load in the Main tab when we have script in the hidden script tab. If hidden script tab is empty then we can use the Binary Load in the main tab. Thanks for correcting me
Cheers!
Melinda says:
April 24, 2012 at 6:11 pm (UTC 0 )
I’m happy to read your blog