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Once you’re connected to the server, access the Team Explorer window if The steps available in the Visual Studio 2013 configuration article.Ĥ. At this point, you’ll want to configure Visual Studio 2013 to connect to “View/Edit Members” link, and then add the user that was created.ģ.

Tool, locate the Project Collection Administrators group, click the Assuming that this is the first user for the

Next, you’ll need to assign permissions for the user that was created in

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Access the User Manager, enter a user name, supply a password, confirm the password and then click the “Add” button.Ģ. After you’ve established your account, you’ll need to create a user. I suspect in the future I might cobble something together in a batch file to allow me to deploy.Note: The information in this article applies to Team Foundation Server 2013.ġ. There is no ‘deploy’ functionality for Qlikview via visual studio so files will still need to be manually copied from your local Source to the server. The source controll only controls the layout / script etc and NOT the data. Then open the server dashboard and you should see your changes: Now copy JUST the prj folder to the Qlikview Server replacing the files on the server. Looking back at our source control in VS2012 we can see that some files have changed (note they are the two things we changed in Qlik) and we need to check them in: Open your local dashboard and make some changes as required Once this is done you can copy the prj folder back to your server. To alter the file, you can now just check them out of source, make the changes then check them back in. You should see that the files now exist in your source control explorer ready to check in: Now I normally switch to visual studio to work with source as I find it easier however you can do it via the Qlik screens. The next time you open the file it will have been rebuilt based on the project filesĥ. Open and save the file, and choose yes to replace the file: If the file is small then I usually copy this over as well, however if it is large and you don't want to copy it then you can just create a new qvw with the same name. Obviously we also want a dashboard locally that we can work on. Now we need to copy the folder to our local source folder:Ĥ. You could even edit items directly with these files if you wanted, but it’s obviously easier to have a dashboard to hand to open in the application.ģ. Now these are actually all the files which are required to make a dashboard. The prj folder will not have anything in it, until we open and save our dashboard, at which point the files will get generated:

The first step is to create our prj folder, this is simply an empty folder with the same name as our dashboard and -prj tagged on the end.Ģ.

It contains one object and one small item in the script: This is our test dashboard deployed on our server:

If your dashboards are small, copy those, otherwise just recreate one with the same name next to the prj folder and it will recreate itself from those details.

Copy the prj folder to your local source folder.

Once this is in then you should be able to browse the projects Hopefully you will get a request to enter the server details: Once this is in then you should be able to connect to butters. In qlikview go to file > source control> settingsĬhoose the qlikview msscci provider and then click on settings and Add this (appropriately altered) to the filepath:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Team Foundation Server MSSCCI Provider\TfsMsscciProvider.dll

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Msiexec /i "C:\Users\adam.davies\desktop\Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012 Update 2 MSSCCI Provider (64-bit).msi" ALLUSERS=1

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NOTE! It is easier to install this via cmd (run as administrator) altering the following command as necessary: In more recent versions of Qlik you need to use the appropriate msscci provider install, this is the 2012 version (only 700kb): Finally I have used VS2012 to do all of the source control rather than using the Qlik screens. I have also included the msscci setup process as this is required in more recent versions of Qlik. This little document is designed to supplement that as an 'idiots guide to'. There is an excellent and detailed document on Source Control here Updated Guide to QlikView and Source Control (TFS & Subversion) My first stop was obviously the community but I found the information to be quite limited and out dated. However in my new role I was instructed to get our new Qlik implementation working with TFS. Like many of us my source control was a well controlled system of folders on the server and my local drive, with only the ocassional mishap or overwriting and a little pleading with IT to restore a deleted file.

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I had never used Source Control software until a few months ago.