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ProgressData Class

Namespace: Qlik.Engine
Assembly: Qlik.Engine.dll

Inheritance

  • System.Object
    • ProgressData

Syntax

[ValueClass]
public class ProgressData : IProgressData

Constructors

Name Description
ProgressData()

Properties

Name Description
Completed

This property is not used.

JSON property name: qCompleted

ErrorData

Information about the error messages that occur during the script execution.

JSON property name: qErrorData

Finished

True if the request is finished.

JSON property name: qFinished

KB

This property is not used.

JSON property name: qKB

Millisecs

Request duration in milliseconds.

JSON property name: qMillisecs

PersistentProgress

A progress message is persistent when it informs about the start or end of a statement. For example, it can inform about the total number of lines fetched from a data source or tell that the app was saved. All persistent progress messages between two GetProgress calls are summarized in this string. Contrarily to qPersistentProgressMessages, the content of the localized message string is displayed (not its message code).

JSON property name: qPersistentProgress

PersistentProgressMessages

List of persistent progress messages.

JSON property name: qPersistentProgressMessages

Started

True if the request is started.

JSON property name: qStarted

Total

This property is not used.

JSON property name: qTotal

TransientProgress

A progress message is transient when it informs about the progress of an ongoing statement. For example, it can tell how many lines are currently fetched from a data source. All transient progress messages between two GetProgress calls are summarized in this string. Contrarily to qTransientProgressMessage, the content of the localized message string is displayed (not its message code).

JSON property name: qTransientProgress

TransientProgressMessage

Transient progress message.

JSON property name: qTransientProgressMessage

UserInteractionWanted

True when the engine pauses the script execution and waits for a user interaction.

JSON property name: qUserInteractionWanted

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