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Hello,
Has anyone managed to use the Progress OpenEdge data source with Qlik Data Gateway?
I am getting error "Status(StatusCode="Internal", Detail="Command testconnection returned non-success: Error message: Please check the values for Username‚ Password‚ Host and other properties. Description: Invalid connection string attribute - ERROR [08001] [DataDirect][ODBC Progress OpenEdge Wire Protocol driver]Connection refused. Verify Host Name and Port Number. ERROR [HY000] [DataDirect][ODBC Progress OpenEdge Wire Protocol driver]Connection refused.[DataDirect][ODBC Progress OpenEdge Wire Protocol driver]Invalid attribute in connection string: Server. Verify Host Name and Port Number.[DataDirect][ODBC Progress OpenEdge Wire Protocol driver]Invalid attribute in connection string: Server.[DataDirect][ODBC Progress OpenEdge Wire Protocol driver]Invalid attribute in connection string: gatewayInstance."
What was done:
- Installed the Progress 12.2 ODBC Driver driver, configured it and the connection test was successful;
- During the connection, an attempt was made to fill in the Connection String field as shown in the example image available at https://help.qlik.com/en-US/cloud-services/Subsystems/ODBC_Connector_help/Content/Connectors_ODBC/ODBC-DrectAccess/sample-connection-strings.htm;
- QDG is working correctly with Microsoft SQL Server.
Could you help us with how to fill in these attributes?
Best Regards,
Madson
Qlik Talend Cloud is being updated,
The first region is being deployed, it will take a few days for all regions to be updated.
Please refer to the latest Release notes to see what's new.
https://help.qlik.com/talend/en-US/release-notes/8.0/r2025
Hi @Øystein_Kolsrud ,
I'm trying to use Qlik Explorer for Developers to analyze application opening performance (Cold and Warm Open) in Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows.
However, the Progress Report always shows "No progress data available", even though the application opens successfully.
Environment:
Qlik Explorer for Developers: 2.11.1
Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows November 2025 p15 and May 2026 P7
Tested both through an Nginx reverse proxy and with a direct connection to Qlik Sense
info template selected
I enabled WebSocket traffic logging and found something interesting.
The OpenDoc operation completes successfully, and the Engine returns detailed progress information through GetProgress.
For example, during a Cold Open test:
Loading from storage
Loading fields
Loading tables
Attached to loaded document
Open document end, time 1794.8ms
In this test, 34 progress messages were successfully received across multiple GetProgress calls, including the final response with qFinished: true.
However, none of this information appears in the Progress Report section of Qlik Explorer.
The same behavior occurs during Warm Open, and I reproduced it both with and without the external reverse proxy.
This suggests that the Engine provides the required information, but Qlik Explorer may not be displaying or processing it correctly.
Is this a known issue or am I missing some configuration?
I can share sanitized WebSocket traffic logs if needed.
Thanks!
Hi,
I'd need to distribute an excel report to sales agents applying the correct data reduction using the sales agent code as filter.
Is it possible to create a unique filter for all sales agents in order to send the right data (filtered on sales agent code) to the right person?
Please let me know.
Many thanks in advance for your time.
Best Regards
Hi everyone,
I'm using Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows and have a question about the performance impact of multiple visualizations inside a native Container.
Let's assume I have two very resource-intensive pivot tables, each placed in a different tab of the same Container.
Since only one tab is visible at a time, I'd like to understand how Qlik Sense handles the hidden pivot table.
Specifically:
When the sheet is opened, does Qlik calculate both pivot tables, even though only one is visible?
When users make selections, are both pivot tables recalculated, including the hidden one?
Does the Container implement any kind of lazy loading, or does it simply hide inactive visualizations while their hypercubes remain active?
From an Engine CPU and memory perspective, is keeping two heavy pivot tables in separate Container tabs comparable to having both displayed directly on the sheet?
My goal is to understand whether using a Container actually reduces the Engine workload or simply improves the user interface by displaying one visualization at a time.
Is there any official documentation or recommended best practice regarding this behavior?
Thanks in advance!
Hi Team,
I use 4 table one after other, 3rd table is crossing over 4th one.. Expand range is not working...
Someone please help me on this.. any idea why its happening.
Hi everyone,
I have a Qlik Automate automation, started from a button in a Qlik Cloud app.
It sends a JSON, built by a measure in the app, to our own web service with a "Call URL" block
(POST, JSON in the body). The web service then generates an Excel file.
It works fine for small selections, but for big ones I get a "502 Bad Gateway", returned very quickly (about 160 ms).
I did tests step by step, measuring the JSON size with Len() in the app:
- about 1,036,600 bytes: OK
- about 1,051,000 bytes: 502
- above that: 502 every time
So the threshold seems to be around 1 MiB (1,048,576 bytes). It doesn't depend on the content:
I removed items one by one until it worked, then sent the last removed item alone, and it went through.
What I checked on the web service side:
- There is no log at all for the failed calls, so the request doesn't seem to reach the service.
- When I send the same kind of JSON directly to the service (through its Swagger page, without Qlik Automate),
it works up to 2.9 MB at least.
- Enabling or disabling "Run asynchronously" doesn't change anything.
My questions:
1. Is there a known size limit on the request body sent by the "Call URL" block (or on a block output / variable
in Qlik Automate)? Or at least, is it documented somewhere?
2. If there is one, is there a recommended workaround (sending a file instead of the body, splitting the call, ...)?
(My guess is a limit on the Qlik side, since the 502 comes back so fast, but I'd be happy to be proven wrong 🙂 )
Thanks in advance!
Is Talend Data Catalog still supported? How to download its installation file? If it isn't supported any more, what are the alternatives that can support data governance, data lineage, and so on but on-perimises not on Cloud?
I wanted to know if there was an implementation plan for the Semantic Model. Creating a new layer feels like a rather large project and it would be nice if there was some guidance available on how to go about it systematically.
How much of our existing Qlik application metadata and master measures can the semantic model automatically reuse, and how much must we manually recreate?
If it's mostly manual, I'd want a demonstrated business benefit before agreeing to implement it.
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