Trouble maintaining your Master Items in Qlik Sense? Look no further, GINQO's Master Item Manager has been further improved. Master Items can be difficult to maintain as you create more of them, which is risky for your development. To solve this issue we have enhanced the GINQO Master Item Manager to help you work even more effectively with Master Items. 

An improved UI as well as better error handling and Drill-down support makes this a great option for your development. Additionally all Dimensions/Measures are now tagged by the Extension, making it even easier to maintain and manage them.

Try our Master Item Manager extension (https://github.com/GINQO/Master-Item-Manager). Comments and Feedback are always welcome. Additionally, let us know if you would like to contribute to the open-source community.

What is it?

• The GINQO Master Item Manager (MIM) is a simple utility tool meant for synchronizing your Master Items from an Excel file.  That Excel file can then be used to define the Master Items across multiple applications.
• The MIM can also be useful for exporting Master Items into an Excel file for review/validation.
• After adding Master Items to a template file, you are able to reuse them among other Sense apps
• From a table object,  you can decide which Master Items you want to be added to your Qlik Sense applications.
• Using Qlik's associative engine, Master Items can be organized into your application by means of tags, name, descriptions, etc.

Why was it built?

• The Qlik Governed Metrics Service (https://developer.qlik.com/garden/57655702febb2ca54e7149d2
   
• has not been further developed and is not working for the latest Qlik Sense releases
• It requires installation of additional software and might not meet the security requirements in your environment
• Master Items are slow to create but are frequently reused
• Some customers use the same data sources, meaning same metrics
• Customers have requested this feature to manage Master Items themselves
• Occasionally you might create duplicate Master Items and be unaware of it.

Who is it for?

• Developers who are reusing Master Items across multiple applications
• Customers who want more control over their QS environment

Five years ago, I released RightQlik as a free utility for adding a context menu in Windows Explorer that provides easy access to common operations on QlikView (QVW) files. After thousands of downloads from around the world, and after using it myself almost daily, it has proved to be quite handy and super helpful, saving me and fellow developers a lot of clicking when working with QlikView documents.

Today, I’m pleased to announce the release of RightQlik 2.0, now with support for Qlik Sense (QVF) files. This version of RightQlik integrates with the excellent open source tool corectl (which is built by the Qlik Core team) to provide easy access to advanced operations on QVF files like viewing metadata, exporting scripts and reloading the app with a single click.

When installing RightQlik, it will also install the latest version of corectl automatically. Since corectl interacts directly with the Qlik Analytics Engine, you need to have Qlik Sense Desktop installed and running in order to take advantage of these operations.

RightQlik 2.0 also provides quick access to explore the app’s data model in Catwalk, another excellent open source tool released by Qlik.

Here’s a quick glance at the options available from the Windows Explorer context menu once you install the new version of RightQlik:

And here’s a quick demo video of the various operations you will have access to:

Download now! It's free

And, of course, reach out if you have any comments or ideas to make this tool better!