How to report data from a SQL Server using Qlikview - sql-server

I would like to know if anyone of you can help me with reporting data from a SQL Server 2005 Enterprise ed. using qlikview and having the data refreshed constantly directly from the database visually using charts.
Many thanks.
Regards,
Tunde

Sure, this is possible, what exactly are you searching for?
QlikView would use an ODBC or OLEDB connection to SQL-Server and then you can use all the functionality QlikView provides.

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