Hi all,

I would like to confirm whether Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows / Client-Managed has any native feature for scheduled email notifications.

Our requirement is:

1. Send an email notification based on a schedule.
2. The email could be used for task status, reload result, or report notification.
3. Ideally, we would like to know whether this can be done directly in Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows, without using Qlik Cloud.
4. If it is not supported natively, what is the recommended approach?

I have seen some possible options such as:
- Qlik NPrinting
- Qlik Alerting
- SMTP / log4net configuration
- Qlik Application Automation / Qlik Automate
- Third-party tools

Could anyone clarify which option is recommended for Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows?

Environment:
- Product: Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows
- Version: [please fill in your version]
- Requirement: scheduled email notification / scheduled report email / reload task notification

Thanks in advance.

Hi team,

Hi everyone,

Is there a way in Qlik Cloud to retrieve app reload information (such as reload status, last reload timestamp, etc.) through the APIs?

I'd like to build a monitoring app that tracks the reload status of multiple apps across different spaces and provides a consolidated overview.

Has anyone did something similar or can point me to the correct API endpoints?

Thanks!

Hi Qlik Support team,

We're running into a recurring issue with a SQL Server source task in Qlik Replicate related to how backup_set_id is tracked across an Always On Availability Group failover event, and we'd like guidance on the correct way to handle this, as we haven't found documentation that covers our specific scenario end-to-end.

Environment / configuration
- SQL Server source endpoint using an Always On Availability Group listener
- Internal parameter AlwaysOnSharedSynchedBackupIsEnabled is enabled
- Readable secondaries are currently configured with HA off (not serving read traffic)
- Transaction log backups are currently running on the primary replica

What happened
1. Log backups were running normally on the primary replica, and Replicate was consuming them without issue.
2. We had to temporarily redirect backups to the secondary replica for a short period.
3. We then moved backups back to the primary replica.
4. Because msdb is not shared across AG replicas, the two backups taken on the secondary during that window were never recorded in the primary's msdb. Following the approach described in your official article "Qlik Replicate and SQL Server AG HA Handling", we manually inserted the missing backup records into the primary's msdb so Replicate could locate them.
5. Replicate picked up and processed those two manually inserted backups. However, it then stopped processing entirely. On investigation, we found this was because the backup_set_id values on the manually inserted rows were significantly higher than the primary's own backup_set_id sequence. Once backups resumed on the primary afterward, the primary's native backup_set_id values were lower than the ones Replicate had already consumed, and the task would not move past this point.

Workaround we used
As a manual recovery, we identified the specific LSN the task was waiting for from the task log, stopped the task, and used Advanced Run to restart the task from that required LSN. This got us moving again, but it's a manual, reactive fix rather than a supported procedure, and it's not something we want to rely on every time backups need to move between replicas temporarily.

Where we need help
- The AG HA Handling article explains how to register secondary-replica backups into the primary's msdb, but it doesn't address what happens to backup_set_id sequencing when backups subsequently move back to the primary. Is there a recommended way to insert those records (e.g. allowing the identity column to generate a new, in-sequence backup_set_id rather than carrying over the secondary's original value) that avoids this conflict?
- Is backup_set_id actually used by Replicate as an ordering/watermark value for determining the "next" backup to process, or is this purely LSN-driven under the hood? Understanding this would help us avoid the issue proactively.
- Is there a supported/documented way to resume a task from a specific LSN or backup set after this kind of conflict, rather than relying on Advanced Run as a workaround?
- More generally, could this end-to-end scenario (temporary backup failover to a secondary, manual msdb registration, then failback to primary) be documented as a supported procedure, since it seems like a fairly common operational event for AG environments and the current article only covers the first half of it?

I have a database table with the table_name, columns(list of all columns),old_value(for each dynamic column),new_value(for each dynamic column) of an entire database. I would like to create a dynamic table of based on the table_name the user picks and populate the table with dynamic fields based on the names of the fields in the columns list and have the old and new values for each field.  I can show the users the three lists but it is hard to review as there can be 3 to 21 fields based on the table's name they pick to view.  What would a loader script look like to do this as each table's fields and values are dymamic based on the lists found in the database columns

Congratulations to Mária Oreská from Inphinity, for being this quarter's Women Who Qlik Voice of Impact! 

Each quarter, Women Who Qlik recognizes a member who exemplifies our mission to connect, support, and empower women and allies across the Qlik ecosystem. We’re proud to celebrate Mária for her leadership, creative use of Qlik, and passion for collaboration and knowledge sharing. From leading an international team on COVID-19 analytics to inspiring others to explore what’s possible with Qlik, Mária is a true champion of Women Who Qlik. Learn more about Mária below! 

What is a project or initiative you've worked on using Qlik that you're particularly proud of? 

One of the projects I’m most proud of was leading an international team of freelance Qlikkies who built a publicly available Qlik app with daily COVID data, country comparisons, and interactive analytics. I’m proud not only of what we built - as far as I know, the only publicly available truly interactive COVID analytics at the time - but also of how people from different countries came together voluntarily to help fight fear and anxiety with data. 

What's one Qlik tip, trick, or best practice you think every user should know? 

A few years ago, I’d have said Ctrl+00 for dummy data. But AI has that covered now.  So my tip is don’t wait for users to tell you exactly what they need. They’ll often ask for a faster horse. Show them the car. Show them what’s possible with Qlik Answers, automations, writeback, data pipelines, and more. 

What's one of your favorite memories from Qlik Connect? 

Only one? That's really tough. Nine years ago, at the end of my first Qonnections (Qlik Connect) (at the same place as this year) I said I'd come back as a speaker one day. This year, it finally happened, with two sessions! Standing on stage with Alex Walker and Nick Seagrave and hearing them speak so highly about our collaboration and the value Inphinity brought was something special. 

And yet, what really keeps bringing me back is the community - great people, friendly conversations with some of the best experts in the world, experienced people supporting the younger generation, and bright new minds eager to learn, contribute, and be part of it. 

What are you currently learning or exploring outside of work? 

I’m writing my first fiction novel - about a young woman who uses AI to write a book. So, I’m learning how to describe everything from a piece of dust floating in the air to complex emotions like anxiety and depression. 

Is there anything else you'd like to share? (Favorite books, TV series, hobbies, fun facts, or anything else you'd like the community to know!) 

I love puzzles with thousands of pieces, read fiction, recently started a local book club, and I’m still waiting for my letter from Hogwarts! And don't hesitate to reach out to me if you'd like to chat. 

Share your thoughts on Mária's amazing career and around her unique hobbies and interests in the comments below!

Hi Qlik Community, 

¡IMPORTANT!

If you are on QAP and leverage anonymous authentication, do NOT upgrade to May 2026 Initial Release.

We have upgraded one of our TEST environments and noticed this issue:

even if the Virtual Proxy is configured to Allow Anonymous Users, they are being prompted for authentication.

So, please check your virtual proxy configuration before upgrading, or wait for the fix.

The Virtual proxies that are configured as Always anonymous users are working as expected.

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