Hello good people of the Qlik Community

We have a Year drop down and the User can select the Year they want to view.

The problem is that it defaults to year 2023 when entering the sheet. 

We want to change it to use a dynamic value GL.Year = Year((Today(0)). but when doing so, the expression is blank on the bookmark. 

What am I missing?

Here's some screenshots to illustrate. 

Heres the bookmark

Here's an example where it's hardcoded a year. We don't want a hardcoded year, would like to have Year(Today(0)) to keep it dynamic

I'm able to achieve this using the Action, but it only applies to one sheet in a application. Looking for more of a "global" config where all sheets in the app use Year(today(0)) as the Year selection 

Cheers! 

Hello,

We upgrade this summer our Talend Cloud Studio from 7.3.1 to 8.0.1R2026-06.

I'm trying to create a new job to put data in Salesforce using the tSalesforce bulk components, and specifically the tSalesforceBulkExec.

I put it on the designer, select the existing connection, choose the module to update and import the schema from my tSalesforceOutputBulk in the "Schema".

When I use the MAIN and Reject output of the tSalesforceBulkExec (or check the "Schema MAIN" & "Reject Schema" in Basic Settings), I have the input schema, but the following automatic columns are missing : 

• MAIN : salesforce_id & salesforce_created
• Reject : error

Is this a standard behavior or a regression ?

Dear Qlik team,

Our goal is to create a replicate task in Qlik Data Integration and the source data is present in Azure Cloud storage. We are capturing the data from multiple csv files from Azure blob storage. We have successfully created the connections for other folders/tables and we have replicated the data. But for one particular folder contains csv files which are 1.2 - 1.8 GB each, we are unable to create the connection.

Is there a limitation on file size? or Is there any setting that we need to enable/disable?

cc: @hbandri  @Halesha_Bandri 

Wanted to flag this for anyone working with Qlik Automations: Qlik has added new automation-management tools to the Qlik MCP Server, along with a set of open-source Agentic Skills (qlik-oss/agentic-skills) that teach coding agents how to use them properly.

In this episode of Data Voyagers, I use Claude Code with the Qlik Automation Builder skill to create a Qlik Automation that reloads every Table Recipe in a Shared Space, then go back and edit it, testing along the way so you can see exactly what the agent does at each step.

If you're maintaining automations by hand today, or just want to see what an agent-built one actually looks like under the hood, it's worth the 19 minutes.

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

The skills are open source and on GitHub if you want to try them in your own tenant.

Regards,

Mark Costa

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I have two jobs, that each have a tRestRequest in it. They both (via tRestRequest) listen to different paths (/api/test1 and /api/test2), but on the same port. 

Is it possible to get these two jobs running on one Runtime, on the same port, and listening to the different paths? 

When I'm deploying them right now, I get messages in the runtime about port conflicts. 

On the tRestRequest component URL field, I have the port specified right now, the same port as the org.osgi.service.http.port setting in the org.ops4j.pax.web.cfg file under Runtime service.