You can integrate R with Qlikview, but you'll have to use the OpenCPU framework on a linux box https://www.opencpu.org/. The framework is maintained. Samuel Pena with Qlik has created an extension demonstrated at the Qlik conference the capabilities with R.
You can integrate R with Qlikview, but you'll have to use the OpenCPU framework on a linux box https://www.opencpu.org/. The framework is maintained. Samuel Pena with Qlik has created an extension demonstrated at the Qlik conference the capabilities with R.
Are there any other ways of connecting R to Qlikview? I am running Enterprise Server, and I haven't had any success with the statconnDCOM connector. I would like to use OpenCPU, but our Qlikview server is a Windows box. We may be able to run a VM Ubuntu distribution, but I think that's a larger hurdle because of how our server is administered.
Not that I know of... If you have trouble using OpenCPU framework on Windows you can always use Cygwin, or as you suggested a VM or AWS running Ubuntu. Samuel might know of some other ways. You can always try to email him and ask.
EzDataMunch (www.ezdatamunch.com) has just released a fully compliant R connector for both QlikView and Qlik Sense. They also have a video of how this extension works with both Qlik Sense and Qlik View. It is a drag and drop functionality without writing any R program! It covers all the key analysis like Cluster analysis, Correlation analysis, Summary analysis including Cross tabs, Anova, Regression, Decision Tree and forecast models.
Wow really? That'd be great. Everyone else here talks about Linux, CPU and stuff. Do you mind sharing a screenshot of a sample query? I'd like to see the format of what's the starting and what is the closing. Thanks a lot Ram!
