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Let me ask you a question. I'm planning to increase the column length of the source varchar (10) to varchar 100. What should I do in the Qlik Replicate task? We used a Log Stream Task before the Target Table Task.

Thanks, You

I am currently modifying a XML file for a customer, they want Qlik Alert. Their SMTP only supports Modern and Advanced.
As far as I know Qlik only supports Basic and None, if I am correct.

Is there a workaround for that? They use outlook fyi.

If possible a description for that would be helpful. Thank you!

Good morning everyone,

I would like to verify with you if, while using QSEoW security rules, it's still not possible to use user attributes (like user.group) with matches or like clauses in this kind of fashion:

resource.name matches "(?user.group|user.name)"
resource.name like "user.group*"

Last kb article I found about this has been last modified in 2019 (Qlik Sense: Can attributes be used with regular expressions or wildcards in a security rule ? ), and I haven't seen any further change on this topic.

Regards,
Riccardo

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Hello everyone,

Currently, I'm trying to combine two datasets: one with coordinates (latitude and longitude) and one with areas (polygons) both of which I have loaded separately, and all the data can be displayed in a map. However, I need to crear an intersection between those datasets by using the operation WITHIN in Qlik Cloud so that all my points are placed inside the areas.

1. First step was to load the data accordingly.

I have 6 main areas and lots of geo points.

2. I configured the connector both of which are loaded table

3. After adding the code from the connector, the script shows this error:

Something I noticed is that there is one table, and it says my enclosing data which is the area does not contain any geometries even if the areas can be displayed on a map. Also, I tried concatenating both table and I got the same error. 

Could anyone guide me to do this, please?

Thanks a lot!

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