Good day,

I am trying to make full load of a big table with 556 GB of size, it starts normally replicating but at some point of time it stops and shows the error bellow.

I am new in qlik replicate world and need your support to find the best approach to make the replication of this big table run successfully

When your picks lock:

All your group picks lock on Thursday, June 18 at 12:00 PM ET. After that, no edits to your group standings, no changes to your eight third-place picks. However, knockout slots will stay editable until each individual match kicks off.

How your score moves in the leaderboard:

So if you check the leaderboard during the group stage and your score goes down, it means a team you picked dropped a position when another match played, and they're not where you put them anymore. 

The math:

• 3 points for each team you correctly placed in the top 2 of its group
• 1 point bonus if you also got the group winner right

Max 7 points per group x 12 groups = 84 group-stage points

• + 16 points from your eight third-place advancer picks (2 each)

= 100 total potential group-stage points

Knockout points are added on top as each match plays:

• 2 points per Round of 32 winner
• 4 points per Round of 16 winner
• 8 points per Quarterfinal winner
• 16 points per Semifinal winner
• 2 points for 3rd Place Match
• 32 points for the Final
  
  

You can learn more about how the app works here:

Don't wait, build your bracket today!

Full Groups Schedule:

Group A

Mexico, South Africa, South Korea, Czechia

Group B

Canada, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Qatar, Switzerland

Group C

Brazil, Morocco, Haiti, Scotland

Group D

United States, Paraguay, Australia, Türkiye

Group E

Germany, Curaçao, Ivory Coast, Ecuador

Group F

Netherlands, Japan, Sweden, Tunisia

Group G

Belgium, Egypt, Iran, New Zealand

Group H

Spain, Cape Verde, Saudi Arabia, Uruguay

Group I

France, Senegal, Iraq, Norway

Group J

Argentina, Algeria, Austria, Jordan

Group K

Portugal, DR Congo, Uzbekistan, Colombia

Group L

England, Croatia, Ghana, Panama

Hi,

We are using Qlik Sense Enterprise Nov 2025 and we are getting Error Code : 16, Connection lost error, frequently on our client system in like 2-3 minutes or even early.

What could be the issue, I have read many articles but none of them seems to work, was using Qlik Feb 2023, there also we had same problem and wasn't able to resolve in 2024 and just accepted it to resolve on its own.

Qlik has a Sankey.
We built one for the flows that outgrow it.

Released a new Sankey Chart extension for Qlik Sense, designed to visualize multi-stage flows when the native chart runs out of room.

Useful for analyzing how value moves through stages — budget allocation, supply chains, customer journeys, energy flows, website traffic, conversion funnels.

Where Qlik's native Sankey caps at 5 dimensions, ours goes to 10.
Where the native selects only the source end on flow click, ours selects both at once.

Plus gradient links, level headers, layout sliders, detailed tooltips, and more.

➡️‌ Full announcement on our blog
Demo app and free trial available.

Happy to answer your questions.

Qlik didn't have it.
We built it for Qlik.

Just released the Circular Dendrogram extension for Qlik Sense, a new way to visualize hierarchical data as a radial tree.

It is useful when you need to see how a hierarchy is structured, not just compare values or levels. Think org charts, product taxonomies, account hierarchies, cost centers, file structures, scientific classifications, and other nested data.

Unlike a treemap, it doesn't pack hierarchy by value.
Unlike a sunburst, it doesn't stack levels in rings.

Instead, every parent-child relationship is drawn as an edge, with branches fanning out from the center to the leaves. Click a leaf, and the full chain back to the root lights up.

➡️ Full announcement on our blog
Demo app and free trial available.

When I set out to build this World Cup bracket app, my goal wasn't just to predict matches. It was to explore how Qlik's latest AI and analytics capabilities could create an engaging fan experience.

The project showcases how Qlik Cloud Analytics, Qlik Predict, and Qlik APIs can work together to create a fully interactive experience, from historical insights and predictive modeling to a seamless front end. Along the way, I experimented with concepts like win probability and game-state analysis, player impact scores, explainable AI with Qlik Answers, and "what-if" scenario modeling.

I'd love to hear your thoughts:

• Which features do you find most valuable as a fan?
• What other "what-if" scenarios would you want to test?
• How have you used Qlik Predict, Qlik Answers, or Qlik APIs in a creative project of your own?
• How important is explainability when it comes to AI-generated predictions?
• If you were building a fan engagement app with Qlik, what would you add?

If you want to dig more into the app behind-the-scenes, you can read my previous post where I share the technical details and the datasets you can use in your own Qlik Predict experiment.

Looking forward to the discussion and hearing your ideas!