IntroductionThis article explains how the buffer load statement works in a QlikView application and how to load data.There are basic steps for the buffer load statement. So let's start with these steps.Step 1: Open the QlikView applicationIn the first step you need to open the QlikView application then go to "File" -> "New" then this window will be opened.Step 2: Open Edit ScriptThe second step is open the edit script window from, "File" -> "Edit Script".
Step 3: Select DatabaseThe third step is to select the database from the data tab and click on the Connect Button.Step 4: Data link property windowIn this window we select SQL Server and click on the Next Button.Step 5: Connection tabIn the connection tab, enter the server name and user name and password and select the database from your server and click on the Ok button.
Step 6: Connection to SQL Server
Now you will see the connection to SQL Server as in the following:
Step 7: Select databaseNow the next step is to select the database for loading the data.Step 8: Import data
Now the next step is to import data from the database and click on the Ok button.Now data has been imported from the database.Step 9: Use buffer load and execute edit scriptNow we execute the buffer load statement in the QlikView edit script and reload it.Step 10: Save QlikView fileAfter reloading the edit script, the next step is to save the QlikView file and click on the Save button.Step 11: Script execution progressThen the script execution progress window will be opened. Enther the required login Id and password and click on the OK button.Now here you see the buffer load execution.Step 12: Sheet property WindowAfter this process, the sheet property window will be opened and click on the Ok button.Step 13: Select table boxNow select the table box for displaying data in tabular form.Step 14: New table boxHere select fields for displaying data in tabular form.
Here you see the default QVD buffer file.
Step 16: Open edit script againAfter writing this code.Stale after 1 hour. After one hour it executes automatically.SummaryThis article described how the buffer load statement works and how to execute a QVD file.
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