EM version : v2024.11 , v2025.11. 

Hello support team.

I would like to export the Enterprise Manager server-level settings (specifically notifications, logging configurations, etc.) into a JSON format to perform a diff comparison before and after the upgrade.

What I have tried: I attempted to use the following API endpoint: https://<localhost>/attunityenterprisemanager/api/v1/servers/<em-host>?action=export

The issue: The above command only seems to export the Replicate Server Settings, not the configurations for Enterprise Manager itself.

My question: Is there any way to export the QEM Server settings (Notification services, Log levels, etc.) to a JSON file?

I would appreciate any guidance or documentation on how to extract these QEM server settings.

Best regards,

Hello Support Team,

I hope you are doing well.

We would like to connect to Azure SQL Database using an Azure Active Directory Service Principal.

After reviewing your documentation, we found the following descriptions:

▼ Username
In the Username field, enter your user name for accessing the database.
When Azure Active Directory Service Principal is selected, this is the Client ID.

▼ Password
In the Password field, enter your password for accessing the database.
When Azure Active Directory Service Principal is selected, this is the Secret Key.
https://help.qlik.com/en-US/replicate/November2024/Content/Replicate/Main/Microsoft%20Azure%20SQL%20Database/azure_SQLServerDB_DiaBox_target.htm

※We understand that the Secret Key refers to the Value of the Client Secret.
Please let us know if this understanding is incorrect.

However, according to Microsoft’s documentation, the use of Client Secrets is not recommended for production environments, as stated below:

Client secrets are less secure than certificate or federated credentials and therefore should not be used in production environments.
While they may be convenient for local app development, it’s imperative to use certificate or federated credentials for any applications running in production to ensure higher security.

Based on this,is our understanding correct that although Microsoft does not recommend Client Secret–based authentication, Qlik Replicate currently supports authentication using an Azure Active Directory Service Principal only via Client Secrets?

Additionally, if there are any other required settings or prerequisites when using an Azure Active Directory Service Principal, we would appreciate your guidance.

Best Regards.

Hello All,

We are having a large app in our Qlik Sense environment (around 95-96 gb app size) which contains billions of records. While opening app, the visualizations are loading too slow. There is nothing to optimize as such in the app as it fetched records directly from database sql query without any group by or major data modelling.

Also the frontend does not contain any major set analysis expression, just simple sum() expressions.

I tried using preload functionality but the issue I am facing here, is after preload, when I try to open the app, the engine service fails and I am presented with "Engine not found" error. Even after disabling the preload and trying to manually open the app for cache warming, the memory and cpu usage spikes to 100% and the engine service fails.

Server configurations he have:

Nodes : 2 engine nodes which are used by users to open the Apps (Note : when a user opens an app, he is redirected to one of the engine nodes) . 2 Scheduler nodes which manages reload

Ram : 768 GB on each of the 4 nodes

CPU : 12 core (can provide additional details if required)

Any suggestions/ways to atleast make the UI faster and responsive apart from scaling the infra ??

Could mashups be of any help here ? Any suggestions regarding the same are welcome !!

Regards,

Aditya

Hi Qlik Community

Is there a way to display real time data in a Qlik Sense app?
I just need to display a number of KPIs on a single sheet. I need a solution where I do not need to update the app all the time manually by refreshing the page. 

Any help is appreciated.

We are using the Qlik Sense application in our organization, and before moving it to production, we need to obtain approvals from the load testing team. As part of this process, we are attempting to record the application using JMeter.

However, while trying to record the script, we encounter the following error:

"Connection Lost. Make sure that Qlik Sense is running properly. If your session has timed out due to inactivity, refresh to continue working."

Due to this, we are unable to proceed with the script recording. Interestingly, the application works perfectly fine when accessed normally outside of JMeter.

Has anyone faced a similar issue or can guide us on how to resolve this?

Hi community

I experiment an error to use DAG to connect with Teradata due to appear this error "ERROR [IM@@5] [Qlik [ODBC] (16001) General error: [Qlik[ODBC Teradata Driver]
(178) FIPS initialization error - Cannot open the tdclientdir file (in C:\Program
Files\lik\ConnectorAgent\GvOdbcConnectorPackage\teradata\lib\’) because: The
system cannot find the file specified [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Driver's
SOLAllocHandie on SQL HANDLE DBC failed")"

I search the tdclientdir and don't cant find this file the path ' C:\Program
Files\lik\ConnectorAgent\GvOdbcConnectorPackage\teradata\lib\’'

hi community,

i have created a connection with the sharepoint metadata connector.

I would like to read all the file names within sharepoint. Is it possible to retrieve file names with sizes etc.? and if so, in which table?

thanks in advance!

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We’re starting off the new year by shining a light on someone who helps shape Qlik from the inside out, and who shows up in the Community to listen, learn, and contribute along the way. For our first Featured Member of the year, we’re excited to recognize one of our own: Dave Channon, a familiar and trusted voice across the forums and our January 2026 Featured Member!

Dave is part of the Analytics product team, and you’ll often find him jumping into conversations around APIs, frameworks, developer workflows, and app development, not just to answer questions, but to listen. As Dave puts it, “I rely on the Community to keep me aligned to the challenges and opportunities that customers and partners see with our software.” He uses these discussions as a key input, alongside Qlik Ideation, to inform product ideas, documentation improvements, and new tools.

His consistent engagement reflects a belief that the best products are built in conversation with the people who use them, and the Community plays a huge role in making that possible.

Outside of his day-to-day work, Dave keeps busy creating unsolicited and unsupported scripts and projects to help Qlik developers (Some might say it’s a hobby, others might call it dedication!). A few of these projects even live on as pinned repositories on his GitHub, quietly helping developers solve problems and move faster.

Dave, thank you for showing up, listening closely, and helping connect our product work with the voices of the Community. Please join us in celebrating Dave Channon as our January 2026 Featured Member, and drop a comment below!

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