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Best practices document

Hi team,

Any best practices document for qlik sense..Please share..expected in details

thanks

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any suggestions..

Anonymous
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suggestion please

Anonymous
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suggestion please

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Best Practices --means in terms of data modeling, scripting, profiling

adityaakshaya
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Hi Rupesh,

Please find attached documents for your reference. Hope this helps you to understand the best practices.

Let me know for any further clarification.

Regards,

Akshaya

PS - If you find this as helpful, mark response as helpful or answered.

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i have added suggestions from this .any other suggestions, please

adityaakshaya
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Hi Rupesh,

Below is the Goverance Material shared by Qlik.

You can use this for your reference.

Regards,

Akshaya

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any ppt  based diagram for flow from dev to prod like app dev work scenarios#3

qlikdeveloper9999
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Hi, 

 As in many companies, the company I am working with is considering implementing a data warehouse from scratch. The visualization tool of choice is QlikSense, TalendD and a few mySQL enterprise DBs for data warehousing.

As we all know data warehousing is a complex subject. I have reviewed the documents attached to this post.

I am wondering in terms of best practices, should ETL process be implemented within Qlik using scripting and therefore having a bloated visualisation tool with complex data models and data manipulation.

Alternatively, the visualisation tool is kept as lean as possible and all the data is pre-processed in advance, keeping QlikSense scripting and data modeling at a minimum. One school of thought is that the engine is optimised to handle large amounts of records and so this later becomes really complex to maintain and bloated with business logic.

An feedback from experts in this field is much appreciated.