Context menu for visualizations

Introducing a new Context menu for visualizations toggle in Qlik Cloud, enhancing app customization and user experience by allowing flexible control over the context menu visibility within app properties.

Styling an app

Enhancements and resolved issues in Qlik Talend Data Integration

The following improvements require Qlik Data Gateway – Data Movement 2023.11.23 or later. For information about how to upgrade, see Upgrading the Data Movement gateway installation.

Enhancements

• Snowflake metadata schema

  From this version, the Snowflake metadata schema (for staged files) will be created if it does not exist.

Resolved issues

• After a change was made to a Rename dataset rule (that concatenated the table name with the schema name) and a View was added to the landing task, the Prepare operation would fail with the following error:

  QRI SQL error not implemented.

• Updated the java_file_factory component to a version without any known vulnerabilities.
• Updated org.postgresql:postgresql to a version without any known vulnerabilities.
• When moving data to SQL Server, the Prepare operation would fail when index names exceeded 128 characters. The issue was resolved by altering the logic to create shorter index names.

• When moving data from SQL Server, a missing column name in the table definitions would cause an infinite notification loop in the repsrv.log file, with the following message:

  mssql_resolve_sqlserver_table_column_attributes(...) failed to find column

New targets for replication projects

When we first introduced the replication use case in Qlik Cloud Data Integration projects, we started with supporting database targets such as Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, and others. As part of our continued commitment to support a wide range of targets with this use case, we are pleased to announce that we have added support for cloud data warehouse targets.

When creating a data replication task it is now possible to select cloud data warehouse targets including Snowflake, Databricks, Microsoft Fabric and Google BigQuery.

Connecting to data warehouses