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Hi there,
We would like to upgrade a Qlik Sense November 2018, 12.44.1 version at a client's Windows Server to the new Qlik Sense May 2025. Since there is no exact match for this issue found on the forums, we would like to ask you to provide a step-by-step guide what is needed to be done from our and from the client side. How many upgrade steps do we need to which versions, what PostgreSQL versions do we need at each step, what Windows Server version does the client need for the steps.
Thank you very much for providing a step-by-step guide for this.
Regards,
Szabolcs Pápai, Nextent Informatika Zrt.
Generally speaking, to upgrade Qlik Sense you'll need to do these three to four things:
If your Qlik Sense server is running in a virtual machine, I highly recommend creating a checkpoint before doing all of this work so you will be able to easily rollback the changes if anything goes wrong.
Those are the high-level steps:
If this is the first time you're doing upgrade, give yourself few weeks to learn all this stuff and, like @Daniele_Purrone mentioned, test the upgrades on your test server first.
P.S. Check out this article I put together on LinkedIn where I show what to backup when backing up Qlik Sense and this one where I talk about how to go about recovering Qlik Sense in various scenarios.
Hi @psz ,
I would recommend doing that in a test environment first.
We have an upgrade path here with everything worth considering at each step. You might want to through some intermediate updates.
If the customer's environment is not particularly complex it might be worth importing the apps into a clean 2025, and then recreating what necessary.
Generally speaking, to upgrade Qlik Sense you'll need to do these three to four things:
If your Qlik Sense server is running in a virtual machine, I highly recommend creating a checkpoint before doing all of this work so you will be able to easily rollback the changes if anything goes wrong.
Those are the high-level steps:
If this is the first time you're doing upgrade, give yourself few weeks to learn all this stuff and, like @Daniele_Purrone mentioned, test the upgrades on your test server first.
P.S. Check out this article I put together on LinkedIn where I show what to backup when backing up Qlik Sense and this one where I talk about how to go about recovering Qlik Sense in various scenarios.