I did. I had to create a schema on the collections within the database in order for Qlik to recognize it. Rough directions on how to resolve this are below. Once you do this, you can then go back into Qlik and have it recognize the credentials and access the data. You will need to update the schema EVERY time a new collection gets added to the mongo database in order for Qlik to recognize it.
1. Open "Schema Editor"
* Open ODBC Data Sources (64-bit) → Select any 64 bit Simba MongoDB ODBC connection → Configure
* Populate necessary details - Server (e.g. fully qualified name here) → Port (27017) → Database (e.g. QLIK) → Authentication Source (admin) → Username (e.g. DB_READER) → Password (xxxxxx)
* Test the connection details by clicking "Test"
* Once connection is tested, click "Schema Editor"
* Notes:
* It's important to select correct Database for the collection to show up under expected database
* You can also open Schema Editor by accessing the application directly (typically under C:\Program Files\Simba MongoDB ODBC Driver\Tools\SchemaEditor)
1. Click "Modify Database Schema Definition"
2. Select Connection String (will be pre-populated based on details already entered) → click "Connect"
3. Collections already sampled will show under "Design View"
4. For adding new collections, go to "Sample View" → Select the needed Collections from the list below → Enter Sampling count as appropriate (e.g. 100) → click Sample
5. To preview data, select collection under "Design View" → click "Preview"
6. Go to "File" → "Publish Schema Map"
7. You'll get a publish successful confirmation message
8. Close "Schema Editor"
* You can close Simba MongoDB ODBC connection Configure window without saving changes (since it is just an interface to access Schema Editor and not really meant to edit the ODBC connection details)
