Hello Community,

I’m backing up Qlik apps without data to GitHub and restoring them through Qlik Cloud Automation.

The Base64 Legacy Block flow works for small files (under 1 MB), but:

• When used Native Export App Block returns a file object; and GitHub’s commit block requires Base64 Content.
• Get Repository Content Github Block returns no inline content above 1 MB.
• Call URL → native Import App, mapped body into File, it returns HTTP 200 but fails with error showing "file": null and missing file/file_resource.

The same Call URL method performed through Postman, QVF downloaded and imports manually successfully.

How can I pass a GitHub download into native Import App, and commit native Export App output without legacy Base64 blocks? 

A working example would help.

I have uploaded a Restore Qlik Cloud Automation for the reference. 

Thanks

I am trying to build a URL so i can link from a Cataloging app that we are building directly to an Apps lineage sheet.  A sample image of what i am trying to link to is attached. But so far i have been unsucessful in building a working URL.  For example, when i click on Tools-->Lineage the URL looks like this: 

https://mytenant.us.qlikcloud.com/lineage/qri%3Aapp%3Asense%3A%2F%2F876c4y32-3rj4-5t73-sr65-98k40d63j234?resourceName=My%20App%20Name 

But i don't know what this number is in the middle. The one that starts with 876c4... It's not the app id and it's not a number i can find in any of the App, Lineage or Item API's or from App/Item information in an Automation. Without it, it doesn't appear i can open that sheet.

Has anyone linked to this before?  is it even possible?

Thanks

See e.g. https://www.heise.de/en/news/eMudhra-incident-compromises-eight-CA-certificates-11494689.html

Qlik Sense seems to use node.js and go. Thus, I expect qlik needs to be patched, right?

Please let us know which patches are necessary and their ETA if not yet released.

Hi all,

we are experiencing an issue with a Qlik Replicate Full Load from MariaDB to SQL Server.

The source table is very large, containing approximately 7.6 billion rows.

The load fails while Replicate tries to create the primary key/unique index on the target table:

Stream component 'st_1_TargetEndpoint' terminated
Stream component failed at subtask 1, component st_1_TargetEndpoint

Error executing data handler
Endpoint is disconnected

Execute create Primary Key/Unique Index failed, statement:

CREATE UNIQUE INDEX [LARGE_DATA_TABLE_PK]
ON [TARGET_SCHEMA].[LARGE_DATA_TABLE]
(
    [KEY_COLUMN_1],
    [TIMESTAMP_COLUMN],
    [SEQUENCE_COLUMN]
)

RetCode: SQL_ERROR
SqlState: HYT00
NativeError: 0
Message: [Microsoft][ODBC Driver 18 for SQL Server]
Query timeout expired

Failed (retcode -1) to execute statement:
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX [LARGE_DATA_TABLE_PK]
ON [TARGET_SCHEMA].[LARGE_DATA_TABLE]
(
    [KEY_COLUMN_1],
    [TIMESTAMP_COLUMN],
    [SEQUENCE_COLUMN]
)

Good Morning all,

this one might be better suited in the API section, but i dont know....I am trying to get the IDs of all QVDs in a given (subfolder) of a space from within my LOAD script. I tried setting up a REST connection (worked) and also giot to see a few QVDs, but these seemed to be only QVDs from my personal folder...Can anyone help 

If this will not work: My ultimate goal is to delete QVDs (using an automation) in a given space based on a list of QVD names that need to be deleted. (I tried that as well, but failed as i need the file IDs for the files i want to delete...which i dont know how to get)

Thanks for any kind of support!

Good afternoon, community.

I am creating a report in which I am using a `ValueList` within my dimension—for example: `ValueList('RESULTADO 2026', 'VS 2025', 'VS KPI 2026')

And in my measure, I include this formula:

=If(
ValueList(
'RESULTADO 2026',
'VS 2025',
'VS KPI 2026'
) = 'RESULTADO 2026',

Num(Sum({<Mes=,Año = {'$(vAñoActual)'},fecha = {"<=$(vMaxFechaActual)"}>} Numero_Entradas),'#,##0'),

If(
ValueList(
'RESULTADO 2026',
'VS 2025',
'VS KPI 2026'
) = 'VS 2025',

Num((Sum({<Mes=,Año={'$(vAñoActual)'},fecha = {"<=$(vMaxFechaActual)"}>} Numero_Entradas) - Sum({<Mes=,Año={'$(vAñoAnterior)'},fecha = {"<=$(vMaxFechaAnterior)"}>} Numero_Entradas))
/Sum({<Mes=,Año={'$(vAñoAnterior)'},fecha = {"<=$(vMaxFechaAnterior)"}>} Numero_Entradas),'0.0%'),

Num((Sum({<Mes=,Año={'$(vAñoActual)'},fecha = {"<=$(vMaxFechaActual)"}>} Numero_Entradas)/Sum({<Mes=,Año={'$(vAñoActual)'},fecha = {"<=$(vMaxFechaActual)"}>}Total_Presupuesto)),'0%')
)
)

If I don’t select a specific month, my results appear correctly in the report. However, if I select a month—for example, September—the data for September is displayed correctly, but the data for the preceding months is shown as percentages instead of the correct values.
The measure I am using represents a cumulative total from January to September.
How can I ensure that, when I select a specific month, the data for the unselected months is also displayed correctly?

I have attached images showing how my report looks.

I look forward to your suggestions.
Thanks.

Rename Change Table | Qlik Replicate Help
Information note
Globally renaming a Change Table will override the Change Table suffix defined in the task settings.
The Change Table name must be different from the source table names. Otherwise, a table error will occur.

Issue with Using a PostgreSQL-Based database as a target

Postgresql 17 driver as per documentation is used. https://help.qlik.com/en-US/replicate/May2026/Content/Replicate/Main/PostgreSQL/postgresql.htm#ar_postgresds_802412600_1325150

In Qlik Replicate 2024:

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Once the Global variable is defined for renaming "change table". that is the only rule which is applied.

The suffix "__ct" in the Change Table Settings under TASK Setting == > Change processing is ignored.

Table name : ACTY

EX: Global rule for rename change table : 

In Qlik Replicate 2025:

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Anyone experiencing high latency after the switch to Standard Time last weekend?   Any suggestions on how to resolve?  We just upgraded to Replicate version May 2026 a couple of weeks ago.  Thank you!

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