Unlock a world of possibilities! Login now and discover the exclusive benefits awaiting you.
Untill now we have been using the QlikWebConnector for MongoDB connections. As of the QlikSense June release there's a MongoDB connector (BETA) available in QlikSense.
The MongoDB table I need contains 104 fields. When using the QlikWebConnector it shows me all fields. But when using the MongoDB connector in QlikSense it only shows 52. Anyone else experiencing the same issue? Or is there some field limit in QlikSense I'm not aware of?
Hello leonaschaaf,
Can you please provide:
1. The data types for the fields that are missing. We don’t have support for all data types in MongoDB. We can consider investigating if support can be added. Currently supported data types can be found here: https://help.qlik.com/en-US/connectors/Subsystems/ODBC_connector_help/Content/Mongo/Mongo-connector.... 2. 2. Collect the logs so we can better understand what might be the problem. I will send you a private email with the instructions on how to collect logs.
Thanks,
Daniel
I've tried connecting to the Mongo database through RoboMongo/Studio3T. I have the same issue there but as soon as I create a query on the database with a filter on the date (greater then or equal to the first of October) I do see my fields! I tried the same in the Mongo Connector in QlikSense but no luck there
My database does contain more then 400.000 rows but I can't imagine that would be an issue
Hi,
My MongoDB collection has documents with variety of fields i.e. nested arrays and objects. The schema of the documents has been changed over time therefore the schema varies. The Qlik Sense Desktop does not show all the tables. So i would like to know how does the MongoDB connector works i.e how does it collects the metadata, is there any limitations or etc.
I have the same problem.
Did you manage to solve it?
Thanks for your help.
It was fixed
thanks for the answer 🙂 it's correct!
I was driving myself crazy! 😉