Hi! The issue you're facing with saving QVD files to an Amazon S3 bucket in Qlik Sense Enterprise could be related to a few factors. First, the absence of the SSE header option might indeed depend on the version of Qlik Sense you are using. Not all versions support this feature in the native connectors. To clarify, it would be helpful to check the documentation for Qlik Sense version 14.129.6 (May 2023) to confirm whether SSE headers are supported or if it’s a feature introduced in later versions.
Another possibility is that the Web Storage Connectors themselves might be outdated. Even if your Qlik Sense server is up-to-date, the connectors for cloud storage such as Amazon S3 may need an update. You can check the Qlik download site for the latest version of these connectors to ensure compatibility.
Regarding the error "Can't Open File," it’s important to ensure that your S3 bucket is accessible with the correct permissions. The IAM user or role used for the connection must have adequate permissions, including actions like s3:GetObject, s3:PutObject, and s3:ListBucket. Additionally, verify that the bucket name, folder path, and QVD file name in your script match the exact case and structure of the S3 storage. (s3://bucket-name/dir/filename.qvd)
If you’ve already set up the connection without SSE headers, you can use the "Test Connection" button visible in the screenshot you shared to confirm if the connection parameters are valid. Sometimes, testing this step reveals underlying network or credentials issues.
Lastly, if none of these steps resolves the problem, you might want to consider upgrading Qlik Sense Enterprise to a more recent version. Newer releases often include enhanced compatibility and fixes for cloud storage connectors, including support for features like SSE headers. Let me know if you need help with any specific step or further clarification!
