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    App Development

    Qlik Sense Permutations

    I have this table with Name and Color ColorData: LOAD * INLINE [ Name, Color Bob, Red Bob, Yellow John, Blue John, Red John, Yellow Linda, Blu... Show More

    I have this table with Name and Color

    ColorData:

    LOAD * INLINE [
    Name, Color
    Bob, Red
    Bob, Yellow
    John, Blue
    John, Red
    John, Yellow
    Linda, Blue
    Linda, Green
    Linda, Yellow ];

    I want to get all the distinct sorted combinations of each name. Joined by a pipe | symbol.

    ColorDataCombos:

    LOAD * INLINE [
    Name, ColorCombo
    Bob, Red|Yellow
    John, Blue|Red
    John, Blue|Yellow
    John, Red|Yellow
    John, Blue|Red|Yellow
    Linda, Blue|Green
    Linda, Blue|Yellow
    Linda, Green|Yellow
    Linda, Blue|Green|Yellow ];

    Note: if it is not possible to get sorted and distinct ones that’s fine. I’ll take all permutations for each name even though there may be many

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    Qlik Automate

    Call PostgreSQL procedure from Qlik Automation Block

    HI, In Qlik Automation I’m calling a PostgreSQL procedure using the Postgre>Do Query block:I simply put into 'Query *' field:call schema.procedure_nam... Show More

    HI, In Qlik Automation I’m calling a PostgreSQL procedure using the Postgre>Do Query block:

    I simply put into 'Query *' field:
    call schema.procedure_name();

    The block usually keeps running for a 2 hours 5 minutes or eventually times out, even though in PostgreSQL the procedure is triggered immediately and finishes in less than a millisecond (based on my logs).

    Do you have any experience or recommended block/workaround for this?

    Thanks!

     

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    Integration, Extension & APIs

    Issues with Qlik Sense Ticket Authentication for Embedding

    Hi,I am currently testing Qlik Sense embedding and would need some assistance. We use Qlik Sense Enterprise with ticket authentication and users are o... Show More

    Hi,

    I am currently testing Qlik Sense embedding and would need some assistance. We use Qlik Sense Enterprise with ticket authentication and users are on our Active Directory.

    I have created a second virtual proxy for embedding with the following settings and also added central proxy:

    • Prefix: embed

    • Session cookie header name: X-Qlik-Session-Embed

    • Anonymous access mode: No anonymous access

    • Authentication method: Ticket

    • Has Secure attribute (HTTPS): Enabled

    • SameSite attribute: No attribute

    In Postman, I added the Qlik Sense certificates and used the following request configuration.

    Headers:

    • Content-Type: application/json

    • X-Qlik-Xrfkey: 1234567890123456

    Body:

    {
      "UserId": "ADUser",
      "UserDirectory": "OurADUserDirectory",
      "Attributes": []
    }

    I then send a POST request to retrieve a ticket using the following endpoint:

    https://server.com:4243/qps/ticket?xrfkey=1234567890123456

    The request returns a ticket successfully.

    However, when I paste the following URL with ticket into the browser using an incognito window, I am still prompted with a login dialog (Internal Windows Authentication):

    https://server.com/embed/?qlikTicket=TicketFromPostman

    Does anyone have any idea what might be missing or misconfigured?

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    App Development

    Write Table clarifications

    Hello everyone,I have watched some presentation videos about the new Write Tables and I would like to clarify a few points.From what I understand, Wri... Show More

    Hello everyone,
    I have watched some presentation videos about the new Write Tables and I would like to clarify a few points.

    From what I understand, Write Tables allow updates only on one or more columns associated with an existing record based on a defined key, but they do not allow inserting new records. Is that correct?

    For example, if I want to manage a forecast by country, I could define the country as the key and have an editable column with the forecast amount. In this case, if I need to add a new country, is it possible to do it directly in the Write Table, or must the country already exist in the underlying dataset?

    Another point that is not completely clear to me is the 90-day retention of the changes. What exactly happens after 90 days?

    Continuing with the forecast example, if this table is used to display the forecast throughout the year, would the editable values for rows that have not been modified for 90 days be removed?

    I understand that modified data can be extracted before they are deleted, but in a management table like this I cannot clearly see the practical usage. For example, I cannot write the edited value into another non-editable column within the same table.

    Thanks in advance for any clarification.

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    Connectivity & Data Prep

    Connector error: closing data chunk stream from client from File Access Gateway ...

    (Connector error: closing data chunk stream from client) from File Access GatewayWhat seems to be causing this error and how can we resolve it?Attache... Show More

    (Connector error: closing data chunk stream from client) from File Access Gateway

    What seems to be causing this error and how can we resolve it?

    Attached here are the logs and content of the json file stated in the connectoragent logs

    Qlik Data Gateway  


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    Talend Studio

    [Article] The Art of the Match (and How to Survive It)

    Good day, Qlik Community!I have a new article on Data Voyagers, the first of 2026! It is about Matching algorithms. Although we can use Talend Studio ... Show More

    Good day, Qlik Community!

    I have a new article on Data Voyagers, the first of 2026! It is about Matching algorithms. Although we can use Talend Studio for these tasks, this article is valid even for non-talend users.

    It breaks down each method to verify if two records are simular. It is a very detail article, another one of my series "the theory behind Qlik".

    Read it here:

    The Art of the Match (and How to Survive It)

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    Reporting Service & Alerting

    Microsoft Word & PowerPoint Add-ins released

    The much requested Word & PowerPoint add-ins are now generally available to support expanded report authoring from Qlik Cloud Analytics.  Notable link... Show More

    The much requested Word & PowerPoint add-ins are now generally available to support expanded report authoring from Qlik Cloud Analytics.  Notable links: 

    The reporting roadmap will now focus on expanded task/operational controls (Object level filters is moving into development) as well as consideration of how our AI/generative roadmap can converge with reporting use cases.   
     
    Please continue to use Qlik Ideation to add your voice to roadmap topics.  
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    Talend Studio

    Exporting Talend-job as a standalone-job

    Hello, im using Talend Cloud Data Management Platform Version: 8 Build id: 20250822_0619-patch R2025-08   I am exporting a Talend job as a standalon... Show More

    Hello,

    im using Talend Cloud Data Management Platform

    Version: 8

    Build id: 20250822_0619-patch

    R2025-08

     

    I am exporting a Talend job as a standalone job using the “Build Job” function in Talend Studio.
    This process generates a ZIP archive that contains all required artifacts to run the job independently, including a shell script and context files.

    During the export, it is possible to select a context. In our case, we use two contexts: PROD and DEV.
    I exported the job with the PROD context selected. Inside the generated ZIP archive, a file named PROD.properties is present.

    When I run the standalone job on a Linux (Ubuntu) virtual machine, the job does not use the configuration values from PROD.properties.
    Instead, it continues to use the context values that are defined directly within the Talend job itself.

     

    Running the job without parameters:

    /home/administrator/talend_jobs/prod/demo/CassandraPomJob_0.1_PROD/CassandraPomJob/CassandraPomJob_run.sh

     

    Running the job while explicitly specifying the context and the properties file:

    /home/administrator/talend_jobs/prod/demo/CassandraPomJob_0.1_PROD/CassandraPomJob/CassandraPomJob_run.sh \ --context=PROD \ --context_param_file=/home/administrator/talend_jobs/prod/demo/CassandraPomJob_0.1_PROD/CassandraPomJob/src/main/resources/data_demo/cassandrapomjob_0_1/contexts/PROD.properties

     

    In both cases, the job does not apply the values from PROD.properties.

     

    When I override individual context variables directly via the command line using --context_param, the values are applied correctly. For example:

    /home/administrator/talend_jobs/prod/demo/CassandraPomJob_0.1_PROD/CassandraPomJob/CassandraPomJob_run.sh \

    --context=PROD \ --context_param broker_host=XX

    Why is the standalone job not using the values from the PROD.properties file, even though the file exists in the exported ZIP and is explicitly referenced via --context_param_file?


    What is the correct or recommended way to run a Talend standalone job so that it uses the values defined in a context .properties file?

     

    Thanks a lot in advance.

     

    Best regards,

    Tugce

     

     

     

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    App Development

    Pivot Table Values - while there are sales values

    Hi,I have Current Sales Value and Previous Value in the Pivot table.The problem is: when there is no current sales value 12.01.2026 then there is no v... Show More

    Hi,

    I have Current Sales Value and Previous Value in the Pivot table.

    The problem is: when there is no current sales value 12.01.2026 then there is no values for the previous day value while there is previous day sales value. The problem is my assumption Qlik has no value for today then it is like - for the current date and it is not showing anymore for the previous value. While, I see there are values for the 11.01.2026.

    I enclosed expression with "alt" while it is not working because there is no values:

    alt(sum({<previous_flag = {1}>} sales), 0)

     

    How to fix this situation?

     

    Thanks

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    Qlik Replicate

    Information about issue https://customerportal.qlik.com/article/Qlik-Enterprise-...

    hello i need some information about resolution of this issue Qlik Enterprise Manager disconnects from Qlik Replicate and fails to monitorVersion 2025.... Show More

    hello

     

    i need some information about resolution of this issue Qlik Enterprise Manager disconnects from Qlik Replicate and fails to monitor

    Version 2025.5 or 2025.11 of Qlik replicate/EM are also affected by this issue or is it definitively resolved with them ?

    Are there any news/update about QB-26321 and/or  QB-27571 ?

    We are migrating Qlik EM+Replicate from 2024.5 to 2025.5 and we like tro know if in the targer version this issue is resolved.

    Thanks in advance

    Alessandro

     

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