fdtCONTAINER component is designed to integrate FDT into existing applications or to develop a new FDT frame application.
If it fails to open locally and throws the same error, the file itself is likely or blocked by Section Access . 3. Handle Section Access (Data Security)
Attempt to open the document with the bare minimum settings: the document failed to load qlikview
Monitor your QlikView Server's RAM and CPU usage. Utilize tools like the or windows performance counters to get alerts before memory becomes an issue. 4. Use Dedicated Folders If it fails to open locally and throws
Even if the file exists, the (or your Windows user in Desktop mode) may not have Read permission for that file/folder. Utilize tools like the or windows performance counters
Ask the QlikView Administrator or the developer who created the report to check the Section Access table in the script. They must verify that your USERID or NTNAME is present and active. 3. Clear the Client Cache
| Service/User Context | Required Folder Access | Why It Matters | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Full control of the root document directory | Reads the .qvw file into memory to serve to users | | QDS Service Account | Read/Write to source and destination folders | Distributes reloaded documents to the AccessPoint | | IIS Application Pool | Read permission to QlikView Web Folder | Renders the AccessPoint interface (HTML/CSS/JS) | | IIS_IUSRS | Read/Execute to web.config and Web folder | Allows anonymous IIS background processes to function | | End Users (via AD) | Read (or Write if editing) via NTFS | AD identity must match an active QlikView CAL |
If your server or local machine does not have the free virtual memory to accommodate this, the load process will fail with this error. For example, a 500 MB file could require 2–4 GB of free RAM just to open.