The ‘Connect’ Regular Statement
This article will cover the syntax of the 'connect' regular script statement. The connect statement is used to open a connection to a database. Statement syntax ODBC | OLEDB |…
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This article will cover the syntax of the 'connect' regular script statement. The connect statement is used to open a connection to a database. Statement syntax ODBC | OLEDB |…
This article will cover the syntax of the 'comment' regular script statement. The comment statement is a way to add metadata to app fields loaded from databases or spreadsheets. The…
This article will cover the syntax of the 'binary' regular script statement. The binary statement is used to load data from another Qlik Sense app. Note that only a single…
This article will cover the syntax of the 'autonumber' regular script statement. The autonumber statement is used to create a unique integer value for each unique field value encountered in…
This article will cover the syntax of the 'alias' regular script statement. The alias statement is used to rename a field to a specific name every time it occurs in…
Regular statements within the Qlik Sense app script are used to load and transform data. This article will list the regular statements and their purpose. Click on the statement to…
This article will cover the syntax of the 'switch' control script statement. The switch statement is a logical statement. You can specify different execution scripts that run only when a…
This article will cover the syntax of the 'sub' control script statement. This statement defines the start of a subroutine. A subroutine is a script part that will only be…
This article will cover the syntax of the 'if... then' control script statement. This is a logical statement. Different parts of the statement will be executed given the conditions met.…
This article will cover the syntax of the 'for... next' control script statement. This is an iterative statement where a counter is specified. The statement will execute for each value…