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QlikTip #37: Retrieve all EDX tasks from QMSAPi
This entry was posted in APIs, QlikTips, QmsApi
QlikView’s QMSAPI offers the method
IQMS.FindEDX
which returns all EDX tasks matching the given name.If you have a look at the detailed explanation of this function it will return any EDX task containing the value for the given string:
So testing this in a real world scenario where you have the following EDX tasks:
EDX Task one
EDX Task two
EDx Task three
The function using the search key “X” will return just the following results:
EDX Task one
EDX Task two
So, yes, it is case sensitive and will only return the values containing exactly the key you were searching for.
So
IQMS.FindEDX
is:But I had the requirement to retrieve ALL EDX tasks stored on QlikView Server, which can be accomplished by using the following method (C# code):
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