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How is a session in QlikSense defined? Discreprancy between License Monitor app and Operation Monitoring app.

Hi guys,

Just wanted to get a better understanding of how a session is defined in QlikSense - I am working off of a 3.0 Qlik Sense Server implementation and wanted to get an understanding of what these sessions are. I am currently preparing some usage stats and noticed that "sessions" in the license monitor shows a different number compared to the Sessions detail sheet within the Operation Monitor dashboard.

For example - I identified the following in the License Monitor:

User Access - 5 Sessions.png

Next, I exported the following from the Session Detail:

Session Detail.png

So finally checking the details - I found 12 records for Jan 15.

Session Detail 2.png

Not sure how these records ended up becoming 5 sessions. Anyone able to shed some insights?

Thanks,

K

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piotr-bratek
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User access history is not applicable in the current user-based license model: Professional & Analyzer accesses. Anyway, pls find some short summary below (tested yesterday, Oct 29, 2020).

# there is more session types: engine sessions, proxy sessions, ... more in articles given below
# the engine session is a combination of a userID and session key (more less: user & app)
# a specific session starts when you open an app
# sessions are killed when you close your web-browser or a tab
# sessions are terminated by system timeout as well

Find more:
https://help.qlik.com/en-US/sense-developer/September2020/Subsystems/Platform/Content/Sense_Platform...
https://help.qlik.com/en-US/sense/November2018/Subsystems/Monitoring/Content/Sense_Monitoring/Operat...

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