We have identified a localization issue in the Data Gateway > Benchmarks section.

When the Qlik interface language is set to any language other than English, multiple UI elements on the Benchmarks page are not translated. Instead of localized labels, the interface displays internal localization/resource keys.

The same behavior is observed for other labels and buttons on this page.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Change the Qlik UI language from English to another supported language, for example Spanish.
2. Navigate to Data Gateways.
3. Open the Benchmarks tab.
4. Observe the labels and action buttons.

When the interface language is set to English, the labels are displayed correctly.

I'm trying to install a wildcard SSL certificate from GoDaddy on our NPrinting server. I thought I could copy it from our Qlik Sense on Windows server, but that didn't seem to work. Can you confirm that I need to send a new CSR to GoDaddy from the NPrinting server? We're using NPrinting February 2025, not May 2023, but the drop-down doesn't have more recent versions.

Hi,

We are hitting an issue where table names containing non-ASCII characters (Norwegian Ø) fail against a Databricks Lakehouse (Delta) target. The character survives DDL generation but is corrupted in the metadata lookup, so Replicate cannot find the table it just created.

Qlik Replicate: 2026.5.0.169, Windows
Source: IBM DB2 for LUW via Log Stream
Target endpoint: Databricks Lakehouse (Delta), Unity Catalog enabled, staging type Databricks Volume
Databricks ODBC driver: 2.10.0.1002 (64-bit)

DETAILS:

CREATE TABLE sends the correct UTF-8 name:
CREATE TABLE `[REDACTED]`.`transportør` ( `transportør` DECIMAL(6,0) NOT NULL, ... ) USING DELTA

DESCRIBE TABLE sends a corrupted name:
09:12:34 Failed to DESCRIBE TABLE
SqlState: 42P01 NativeError: 80
[TABLE_OR_VIEW_NOT_FOUND] The table or view `[REDACTED]`.`transport?r` cannot be found.
Failed to get table transport?r definition
Table '[REDACTED]'.'transport?r' does not exist, insufficient privileges or no supported columns

Because the lookup fails, Replicate treats the table as new, skips the drop, and issues CREATE, which then fails:
SqlState: 42P07 NativeError: 35
[TABLE_OR_VIEW_ALREADY_EXISTS] Cannot create table or view `[REDACTED]`.`transportør` because it already exists.

The table is suspended and never loads. Tables without Ø in the name work normally in the same task.

VERIFIED
- The character is a normal U+00F8. Verified in Databricks: hex(column_name) returns C3B8, identical in both schemas.
- Column names with æ/ø/å work fine. For example, `transportør` are created and populated correctly as columns.
- The Replicate user has full privileges on the schema. Manual DROP TABLE from the Databricks SQL editor succeeds.
- The target tables were dropped manually before retrying, so TABLE_OR_VIEW_ALREADY_EXISTS is not caused by leftover objects.

ALREADY TESTED, NO EFFECT
1. Global rule RENAME_TABLE with expression:
replace(replace(replace(lower($AR_M_SOURCE_TABLE_NAME),'Æ','æ'),'Ø','ø'),'Å','å')
This produces the correct lowercase name in CREATE TABLE, but DESCRIBE TABLE still sends transport?r.
2. Server setting "Support special characters in column names used in expressions".
3. Databricks ODBC DSN option "Unicode SQL character types" (UseUnicodeSqlCharacterTypes), with a restart of the Replicate service.

QUESTIONS
1. Is there an internal parameter on the Databricks Lakehouse (Delta) endpoint that controls character encoding for identifiers in metadata queries, so non-ASCII table names survive the DESCRIBE TABLE lookup?
2. If not, can you confirm this is the documented ASCII limitation for the Databricks target, and whether support for non-ASCII table names is on the roadmap?
3. Is the inconsistency itself considered a defect? The same task encodes the same table name correctly in DDL and incorrectly in metadata lookups.

We are applying an ASCII transliteration of the table names as a workaround so the tables load, but we would prefer to keep the original names.

Hello, 

I'm creating a Qlik application for quering data from our PLM.  

I have a circular scenario that I can't figure how to model, and I'd really appreciate any help!

I have an Items table, this is the items sold to customers, with all their various info from the PLM, including an ingrediants list.  I load everything except the ingrediants to the Items Table.  I then load the Ingrediants list as a table, with fields : ItemCode, IngrediantCode.   

Then I load in the RawMaterial into a components table, which links to the IngrediantsTable by IngrediantCode.

Then I load in the Packaging also into the components table, which links to the IngrediantsTable by IngrediantCode.  

Next comes the recipes, because of course why should the ingrediants be simple if our company can make things difficult ?  In the PLM, a final Item's ingrediants can be either Raw materials, packaging or a recipe.  A Recipe also includes an ingrediants list, that can be made up of Raw materials, packaging or a different recipe.  

And this is where things are tricky.  How can I load the data to be able to get a complet vision of the packaging, for exemple, that goes into a final product ?  The packaging can be in the ingrediants list directly on the final product, it can be in a recipe in the ingrediants list, or it can be in a sub-recipe of the recipe in the ingrediants list.  

How would you model this data ?  

Thanks for any ideas!

PS, not sure it matters here, but I'm using Qlik Sense Enterprise, we're on Nov 2025.  

Is it possible to per default disable the data preview when opening the script editor on a Qlik Sense on Windows installation?

When a developer navigates to the Data Load Editor of an Qlik Sense application then the default view is to see script section to the left, the data connections to the right and the data preview tables in the bottom. Populating these views, sometimes  makes the data editor page use substantial amount of time to fully render it self so it is possible for the developer to do script changes or initiate a reload.

We handle some very large applications and we believe being able to disable the data preview in the load script editor would speed up the rendering of the load script editor page. 

I have not found any documentation on how to set the default state to disable disable the preview. Is it possible to configure Qlik Sense to do this, either on environmental or by app level. 

(The environment is running Qlik Sense November 2024 on multiple nodes)

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Hi,

We're running Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows, November 2025. Since IT enabled SSO (SAML) on the server, all  monitoring apps (Content Monitor, License Monitor and Operations Monitor) fail to reload with the following errors.:

Content Monitoring --> Connection 'monitor_apps_REST_app' not found

License Monitor --> Connection 'monitor_apps_REST_license_user' not found

Operations Monitor --> Connection 'monitor_apps_REST_user_condensed

What we've already checked/tried, without success:

• The data connections (e.g. monitor_apps_REST_*) exist in the QMC, correctly named, no typo.
• No security rule has been added or modified since the SSO switch
• All apps have been exported and reimported but still failing identically on their respective monitor_apps_REST_* connections.
• Owner is INTERNAL\sa_repository (default, unchanged).
• Connection string uses the default pattern: provider=QvRestConnector.exe;url=https://localhost/qrs/license/useraccesstype/full;...;authSchema=ntlm;...
• Tested with an explicit port on the URL (:4243) — same error.
• Checked virtual proxies: we have Central Proxy (Default) (prefix mgmt, Authentication method = Ticket, Windows authentication pattern = Windows, this field is grayed out/system-managed) and Entra ID (SAML, no prefix). The default proxy already natively supports the Windows authentication pattern fallback, so it doesn't look like a virtual proxy/NTLM config issue.
• Temporarily created a dedicated virtual proxy (Windows-only, separate prefix) to isolate REST/API traffic from the SSO flow — same "Connection not found" error persisted, so we rolled it back.

Has anyone met this ? if you could help please

BR,

Hamid

Hi,

I am using button object in layout container over a text object to apply some actions and sheet navigation in Qlik Cloud. This works perfectly in browser but not in SaaS mobile app. I have noticed that actions such as set variable value works perfectly in mobile app however only navigation functionality is not working either I choose sheet navigation or apply bookmark action.

Can anyone confirm that this is a known bug or please suggest some solution or workaround. 

Good morning, I'm trying to upgrade my Qlik Sense Enterprise server (November 2025 patch 4, qliksenseserver 14.254.13) to the new May 2026 version 15.13.8. The upgrade is successful, but when I log in, I get a series of errors that prevent me from using it. I'm forced to revert to the old, working version. I've checked for errors using chatgpt, but all services are up and running. Perhaps something related to certificates, but nothing concrete that helps me resolve the issue. Can you help me? Thanks.