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Apps from Desktop to Enterprise

I need to copy apps that I have created on a desktop version to the enterprise version, is it possible?

on the Apps I will be changing the data load from excel to a direct connect, is this possible or do I need to start from scratch?

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oknotsen
Master III
Master III

The connections will be imported and you can manage them via the QMC.

If your intention is to use a SQL database instead, I suggest you change your local code to already point to a database instead of XLS. This does NOT have to be the production database you will use later.

That is one of the great things of Qlik Sense:

You can develop locally, point to a test database, import the app to the server, and on the server use the QMC to edit the connection and point it to your production database.

If you import another app and the name of the connection is 100% the same as earlier used connection name, it will use the connection already on the server.

May you live in interesting times!

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oknotsen
Master III
Master III

You don't copy them to the Enterprise version, you import them.

Go to the QMC, go to Apps. Near the bottom you will find an import button. Click on that, browse to your app and hit import.

You don't have to wait till the import of one app is done; you can immediately continue start import again and select the next app.

It currently (to my knowledge) is not possible to import multiple apps at the same time, so you have to do it 1-by-1.

May you live in interesting times!
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ok I can import the app but what about the data connection?  it is currently in excel I am wanting to do a direct connect   I use Microsoft SQL to build the excel file

oknotsen
Master III
Master III

The connections will be imported and you can manage them via the QMC.

If your intention is to use a SQL database instead, I suggest you change your local code to already point to a database instead of XLS. This does NOT have to be the production database you will use later.

That is one of the great things of Qlik Sense:

You can develop locally, point to a test database, import the app to the server, and on the server use the QMC to edit the connection and point it to your production database.

If you import another app and the name of the connection is 100% the same as earlier used connection name, it will use the connection already on the server.

May you live in interesting times!
nizamsha
Specialist II
Specialist II

You can easily import your desktop app to server if  you are using the same excel then you  have   to create a Connect statement again  the reason  is  your machine name and server machine name will be different so you have to recreate the connection path incase  if u load the data your refresh will get failed .

if you have more tab in your backend you  have to change all the table from statement instead of going and changing each and every tab create a variable and pass the variable after the lib statement so that you dont need to go each tab to change the from statement  for the first time you have to do after that just change the variable pathitself it will work

but any  way u have to create a connection string again i hope you got what u want