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Sridhanabharathi
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Qlik Geoanlaytics

Hi everyone,

I have Qliksense enyterprise's user license and we have Geoanalytics connector installed in it. But when we try to run the operations, the screen gets struck in "Please wait-anlaysing the selected data" and shows no results. does anybody know why this happens and how to resolve it?

Also how to add a Shapefile or GeoJSON to qliksense?

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jim65richards
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The "Please wait" hang is usually caused by version mismatches between the GeoAnalytics connector and Qlik Sense, or blocked network traffic (ports 80/443) preventing the server from reaching the Qlik GeoAnalytics map server. To fix this, ensure your connector is updated to the latest patch and verify that your SSL certificates are valid, as an untrusted connection will stall the operation indefinitely. For geographic data, Qlik natively supports KML and GeoJSON via a simple drag-and-drop into the Data Manager. However, if you have a Shapefile, you must first compress it into a .zip (including the .shp, .shx, and .dbf files) and then load it using the "Load Shapefile" operation within the GeoAnalytics connector itself, as Qlik cannot read raw .shp files directly.
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jim65richards
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The "Please wait" hang is usually caused by version mismatches between the GeoAnalytics connector and Qlik Sense, or blocked network traffic (ports 80/443) preventing the server from reaching the Qlik GeoAnalytics map server. To fix this, ensure your connector is updated to the latest patch and verify that your SSL certificates are valid, as an untrusted connection will stall the operation indefinitely. For geographic data, Qlik natively supports KML and GeoJSON via a simple drag-and-drop into the Data Manager. However, if you have a Shapefile, you must first compress it into a .zip (including the .shp, .shx, and .dbf files) and then load it using the "Load Shapefile" operation within the GeoAnalytics connector itself, as Qlik cannot read raw .shp files directly.
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Sridhanabharathi
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Thank you Jim, It really was a patch issue