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Hello Qlik Users!
How can I track the usage of my Tenant over time? How are my entitled users using the Tenant?
How can I better understand the usage of Analyzer Capacity vs. Analyzer & Professional Entitlements?
These are a couple of the questions we frequently hear. To enable you to find better answers for those, we are happy to share with you the new Entitlement Analyzer for Qlik Sense Enterprise SaaS!
The Entitlement Analyzer will help answer those questions and more! The app provides insights on:
The Entitlement Analyzer uses a new API Endpoint to fetch all the required data and will store the history in QVD files to enable even better Analytics over time.
A few things to note:
The app as well as the configuration guide can be found at the bottom of this post. This app was created internally and will be supported by the developers of the app. They will be following this thread so be sure to post any questions or issues here so they can be addressed.
Be sure to subscribe to the Qlik Support Updates Blog by clicking the green Subscribe button to stay up-to-date with the latest Qlik Support announcements. Please give this post a like if you found it helpful!
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Qlik Digital Support Team
Change log:
Oct. 7, 2021: Updated and attached latest QVF file for Entitlement Analyzer. The new version contains details about open events and therefore allows customers to better understand their consumption of the tenant.
Oct. 20, 2022: Updates to legacy version and new app with OEM features available.
Version |
Description |
Customer Type |
Ongoing Development |
Entitlement Analyzer – Current.qvf |
If this is the first time installing this application, use this application. This version addresses bug fixes and introduces support for multitenancy. If “upgrading” to this version from an older version of the Entitlement Analyzer, historical data will be lost. |
Direct, OEM |
Yes – all new bug fixes and features will be addressed in this version and forward. |
Entitlement Analyzer – Legacy.qvf |
This version addresses bug fixes and is intended to be used by existing Direct customers to upgrade from the old version while keeping their existing history. |
Direct |
No – this version of the app will be the last version for Direct customers only. |
Hierarchies are very common in all database and business intelligence solutions. Usually they are balanced and with a fix number of levels, and then they do not pose any problems. Just load the data, add a drill-down group, and you’re done.
But there is one type of hierarchy that is somewhat tricky to get right – an unbalanced, n-level hierarchy. Typical for this type of hierarchy is that the levels are not named, and you really don’t know on which level you need to search for a specific node.
Usually such a hierarchy is stored in an Adjacent Nodes table, i.e. a table that has one record per node and each node has a reference to its parent.
Such a table can be loaded into QlikView directly using the Hierarchy prefix. This prefix will transform the Adjacent Nodes table into an Expanded Nodes table that has additional fields that you can use in your app.
With the fields in this table, you can easily create a pivot table and a tree-view list box. Below you can see some wine districts displayed in both these object types:
One challenge with hierarchies is that you can refer to a node in two different ways: Either to the node including the entire sub-tree, or to the node only, excluding all sub-nodes. In the example with the wine districts, it would mean any wine from Bordeaux, and unspecified Bordeaux, respectively. In the pivot table above, the difference is obvious: Any wine from Bordeaux sums up to 150 units, and the unspecified Bordeaux sums up to 18 units.
A user usually wants to make selections referring to the entire sub-tree, but the above solution does not have any field for this. To create such a field, you need the second hierarchy-resolving prefix – the HierarchyBelongsTo.
This prefix will also transform the hierarchy table. The result will be a table containing one record per descendant-ancestor pair. In other words, the ancestor (tree ID) will link to all its descendants (node ID), and can thus be used to make selections of entire sub-trees. (The “TreeBridge” table in the picture below.)
But it doesn’t stop here… The above solution creates one field in which tree searches can be made, but in order to create a drill-down for trees, you need an additional table – an expanded nodes table for the trees. This can be created with a second Hierarchy statement, but now one that links to the tree ID instead of the node ID. (The “Trees” table in the picture below.)
The data model with the three hierarchy tables is the one I recommend: It generates all fields you need.
A more elaborate explanation with script examples can be found in the technical brief about Hierarchies.
Further reading related to this topic:
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今年 4月、毎年恒例の最大級のデータイベント「QlikWorld 2023」が、米国ラスベガスで開催されました。
特別ゲストおよび Qlik エグゼクティブによる基調講演をはじめ、100 以上のセッションや実践的なワークショップ、グローバルトランスフォーメーションアワード授与式など、データ愛好家が一堂に会した 4 日間は、連日盛況のうちに終了しました。
本 Web セミナーでは、Qlik の日本の営業および技術者が、QlikWorld 2023 でご紹介した内容をわかりやすくまとめてお届けします。Qlik のビジョンや製品ポートフォリオ、最新のユーザー事例、Qlik で先進的なビジネス成果を挙げている企業に授与されるグローバルトランスフォーメーションアワードのほか、実際に参加した営業担当者が現地でのイベントの様子をご紹介します。ぜひ、データ活用のすべてを網羅した「QlikWorld 2023」をダイジェストでご視聴ください。
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Investigate how the national football/soccer teams of all 32 participating countries in the 2022 Qatar World Cup are made up of players from various leagues and clubs, using remarkable Decomposition Tree visualizations in Qlik Sense. (Re)arrange the order of the represented dimensions depending on how you want to disaggregate the totals. Analyze goals and caps for national teams similarly using intuitive decomposition trees.
Check out how AnyChart's Decomposition Tree works and how it can help you explore data across multiple dimensions.
Anyone who wants to analyze the 2022 Qatar World Cup's teams and see an example of a decomposition tree in Qlik Sense in action.
This application features decomposition trees built with AnyChart's Decomposition Tree extension for Qlik Sense.
🔗 >> VIEW IT LIVE OR DOWNLOAD (.QVF) <<
データドリブンな組織づくりを推進しようと、データ活用を推し進める企業が増えてきました。社内に散っている多種多様なデータの統合や、BI ツールを使った可視化・分析を進めているものの、まだ部分的、あるいは分断的に導入されているケースが多く見受けられます。本質的なデータ活用に向けては、これらが一気通貫で実現され、誰でもデータにアクセスし分析できること、そしてデータをもとに行動できる状態にあることが必要不可欠です。
本セミナーでは、基幹システムなどさまざまなデータソースからほぼリアルタイムでデータを取得できる Qlik のデータ統合製品「Qlik Replicate」と、プログラミングを必要とせずビジネスユーザーが直感的に使える BI ツール「Qlik Sense」と、データ分析基盤として国内シェア No.1* を誇るウイングアーク 1stの「Dr.Sum」の連携によって、データ活用の用途の幅をどのように広げていくのかをご紹介いたします。
*出典:ITR「 DBMS/BI 市場 2021」データ分析/レポーティング市場:ベンター別売上金額推移およびシェア
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【開催概要】
日時:2023年 6月 7日(水)14:00 - 15:00
会場:オンライン
参加費:無料
本イベントは、データ分析と AI 技術に関心のあるビジネスリーダーや分析担当者を対象とし、最先端のテクノロジーを活用して、データドリブンなビジネスの成功を実現する方法や、ビジネスにおけるデータ分析と AI 技術が果たす役割について学ぶことができます。
Snowflake、Qlik、DataRobot の 3 社から、それぞれの企業が提供するソリューションの概要や、それらを組み合わせてどのようにデータドリブンなビジネスの成功を支援するかについてご説明します。Snowflake は、クラウドベースのデータウェアハウスであり、高速で柔軟なデータ処理を提供します。Qlik は、分析のためのデータ基盤を構築するデータ統合と、データ可視化・分析のためのユーザーフレンドリーなインターフェースを備えたビジネスインテリジェンスを提供します。DataRobot は、自動化された機械学習プラットフォームであり、モデルの構築、トレーニング、評価を簡単かつ迅速に行うことができます。
アシストは、参加者の方が自社のビジネスに適した戦略やツールを見つけ、競争優位性を獲得するためにデータドリブンなアプローチを採用することを支援いたします。
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【開催概要】
日時:2023年 6月 2日(金)14:00 – 17:00
会場:株式会社アシスト 西日本支社会議室
大阪市北区大深町4-20 グランフロント大阪タワー A 13F
参加費:無料
QlikView's May 2023 release, version 12.80, is available today on our Downloads page.
Note: For Qlik NPrinting customers using QlikView, please hold off upgrading QlikView to today's May 2023 (12.80) release.
An upgrade to Qlik NPrinting to the May 2023 release is required in parallel. Any other combinations of QlikView and Qlik NPrinting versions are not compatible.
The May 2023 version of Qlik NPrinting has been released as of the 30th of May.
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Looking for general upgrade advise? The below links will take you to the most recent release available on our help site.
QlikView Upgrades and Updates | QlikView Help
System Requirements for QlikView Server | QlikView Help
Planning your deployment | Qlik NPrinting Help
Planning your upgrade | Qlik NPrinting Help
Qlik NPrinting May 2023 Release Notes | Qlik Community
Update May 30th: Qlik NPrinting May 2023 was released today.