Qlik Answer - QVF file logic

[Raksitha_R]

If I upload a qvf file will Qlik answer be able to share all the logics, source system and details from the script.

[adithyarpai]

Short answer: no — and that's by design.

When a QVF is uploaded to Qlik Cloud and made available to Qlik Answers, what Answers indexes is the resulting data model — the fields, structure, master dimensions and measures, descriptions, and business logic synonyms. It does not have access to, and will not expose:

• The load script or transformation logic
• Source system connection details
• Credentials or data pipeline configurations
• Any code or technical metadata from the script layer

Qlik Answers only sees what lands in the data model after the script has run. Think of it as the analogy of a finished report — Answers can tell you what the data says, but it has no visibility into how the data got there.

This is actually a meaningful security positive: there's no risk of source system details or transformation logic being surfaced to end users through a chat interface.

If the goal is to document or query the script logic itself, that would need to be handled separately — for example, by adding script documentation as a knowledge base source in Answers, rather than relying on the QVF directly.

[Raksitha_R]

Thank you for your response! Can you explain how to achieve "by adding script documentation as a knowledge base source in Answers, rather than relying on the QVF directly." Also is there a trial version available for Qlik Answer to explore the functionality 

[Chanty4u]

Hi there is no trail version AFAIK .but you can try below steps

Export script logic from Data Load Editor

Convert script into documentation format

Save as 

script_documentation.docx

Create Knowledge Base in Answers

Then upload this doc file 

Create Assistant → Add Knowledge Base → Index content

Then after 

Explain logic

+ analyze data

+ generate charts

[hugo_andrade]

@Raksitha_R ,

The logics can be retrieved as @Chanty4u described. You will have to build a knowledge base and feed it with your script. Then, you will be able to ask Answers to explain the logics of the script.

For the sources, you could do the same. But depending on the use for it, you may prefer using the Lineage straight from Qlik Cloud. It provides excellent output.