Hi,

I read a community post which said that uncommitted transactions on the source would result in source latency to increase on the task until the transaction is complete. However, I tested this by creating an uncommitted transaction on the source Oracle database yet I was unable to recreate this behaviour. I am on QR 2025.11.0.437. Why is this happening? Is this the expected behavior?

Help with this is appreciated. 

Thank you,

Mohammed

Anyone else been watching the Qlik MCP tool catalog grow? The newest batch covers the Application Script Lifecycle, and it's a meaningful step past the "read-only" tools we've had so far.

With qlik_create_app, qlik_get_script, and qlik_update_script, an assistant can now write and rewrite a load script directly. Pair that with qlik_start_app_reload, qlik_get_reload_status, qlik_get_reload_log, and qlik_cancel_app_reload, and it can run the reload, watch it, pull the log if it fails, and try again. qlik_get_data_model closes the loop by confirming what actually landed in the app.

I put this to the test in a new video: had an AI assistant create an app, build a script off a real dataset, reload it, and report back on the resulting data model - start to finish, no manual steps in the hub.

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/cwP8p7QEbQw

Curious what others are building with these - especially if anyone's chained them into a larger automation with the Automations tool set. Drop your setup below if you've tried it.

Regards,

Mark Costa

We're challenging our Qlik Community: put agentic AI to work. 

We saw lots of great posts in our recent Make Your Data Work for AI forum. We’re building on that momentum with a new board focused on the next step: driving real impact with agentic AI.

This is the place to get started with agentic capabilities, try them out, and share your experience with the rest of the Community.

Here's the challenge:

1. Get started. Toggle on Qlik Answers, activate Qlik’s MCP Server, or get started with whichever capability fits your work, and see how easy it really is.
2. Build your first workflow. Identify a use case and put the capabilities to work on a real problem or task.
3. Share your experience. Tell the Community what you learned, what worked, and what surprised you.

Ask questions, share screenshots, get ideas, and help your Qlik Community peers on their journeys.

You'll earn NEW Community badges along the way: Agentic AI Adopter when you share your first workflow or use case, and Agentic AI Expert when you share your learnings and results.

Plus, we’ll be awarding some fun surprises and new Qlik swag along the way!  

Olá Qlikers.

Estou começando agora com o Qlik Cloud e, começando com um desafio, migrar todos os apps NPrinting para o Reporting. 

Peguei um aplicativo e refiz o código html que existia no NP para o Reports.

Em seguida criei a automação para os disparos dos emails

Ele gera o HTML certinho, mas quando envia o e-mail, a mensagem chega dessa forma com esse codigo "Resource id #604"

Poderiam me ajudar, obrigado.

Get started. It's easier than you think

Here's the good news: agentic AI capabilities are already sitting inside Qlik Cloud. Many of our Community members can start extending what you already do with Qlik right now.

A few places to start:

• Set up the MCP Server and connect Qlik to the AI tools you already use
• Try Qlik Answers and ask a question in natural language
• Explore Discovery Agent and let it flag the anomalies you'd otherwise dig for
• Check out Data Products for a faster path to reusable, governed data

None of these need a rebuild of your analytics environment. They build on the governed data you've already invested in.

Tell us in the comments:

• Have you toggled on any agentic capabilities yet?
• If yes, where have you started, and was it easy? Tell us your observations.
• If not yet, what's holding you back? Questions about setup, security, or where to even start all count. Ask it here.

Once you've activated something, head over to the next post and tell us what you’ve built.

Hello community,

I have a Qlik app with several tabs containing cross-cutting filter dimensions. The issue is that each tab has time-series line charts, and I need to prevent users from filtering the time dimension via the X-axis of those charts—is this possible? I need them to use only the filters I provide at the top. I’ve read about people overlaying transparent objects on the X-axis, but I can't seem to place one object on top of another... I'm not sure how to do it.

Hopefully someone has an idea...Just to clarify, I am not saying the chart should react to one dimension and not others. I need the chart not to act as a filter.

Thanks in advance!

was anyone able to generate the 3 files mentionned in the article https://help.qlik.com/en-US/sense-admin/May2026/Subsystems/DeployAdministerQSE/Content/Sense_DeployA...

at this time i only get the "QlikObjecScanReport.csv"

• QlikObjectScanOutput.parquet: Contains information about all visualizations used in all apps of the installation.

• QlikObjectScanExtensionStatus.parquet: Contains information about all extensions available in the Qlik Sense installation and their deprecation status.

• QlikObjecScanReport.csv: Contains meta data, including time stamp of the scan.

any ideas? 

@Eduardo_Monteiro thanks for suggesting 

https://community.qlik.com/t5/Official-Support-Articles/Enable-parquet-file-support-for-existing-Apps-in-Qlik-Sense/ta-p/2085211

but this gets me an error when running the ImportQlikSenseCLIModule.ps1

similar error when running the AddParquetExtentionWhitelistTable.ps1

Qlik is pleased to announce the general availability of the Qlik Sense Content Monitor v1.2.0. This version is only made available on the Qlik Downloads page for manual deployment. It should work on Qlik Sense versions from February 2020, but support is provided only to the version deployed by the installation or upgrade of Qlik Sense.

It extends the previous version with the inclusion and display of:

• Flag on the Applications table indicating if the app reloads using Binary
• Flag on the Applications table indicating if the app is used by Mashups
• Flag on the Applications table indicating if the app uses “Lib Connect”, e.g. it reads from external sources (databases, APIs, etc.)
• New sheet listing Load Balancing Rules
• New sheet listing Security Rules
• New sheet listing Users, with details and counts on User Directories and User Groups
• New sheet listing Custom Properties and Custom Property values, and their relationship with Users, Streams, Apps, Nodes, Extensions, Tasks, Load Balancing Rules and Security Rules
• New sheets listing Custom Properties alongside Users and User Groups
• Improved data load script to recover data from failed reloads
• Improved data load script to avoid unnecessary log files crawling
• Added a variable for the use of a custom REST connection
• Strengthen the code to move-on even if the Qlik Sense version can’t be found in the logs
• Adds a flag to the Qlik Sense Object Scanner to automatically enable the attachement of Parquet files to Apps

It includes other improvements and minor bug fixes. 

Because this version is not yet part of a Qlik Sense release, the Content Monitor help page and Qlik Sense Object Scanner help pages include specific call-outs for functionality related to this version.

More configuration and troubleshooting details can be be found in the documents included in the download package.