QlikView Server and Publisher

Explore how QlikView loads entire datasets into RAM and uses an associative engine to reveal insights through on-the-fly aggregations and data visualizations without pre-aggregated cubes.

Learn who QlikTech is and how QlikView and Qlik Sense offer visual business intelligence and data discovery, challenging traditional BI and earning a leadership position in Gartner's Magic Quadrant.

Explore the QlikView server and publisher architecture, including the desktop, server, and publisher components, data sources, document reload, and front-end load balancing.

Discover the QlikView product family and three roles—administrator, developer, and user—covering the server, publisher, and QMC, and how desktop builds data models and published apps for access via Access Point.

Explore QlikView server and publisher components, including the in-memory Cuvee engine, server security and clustering, and the publisher's data loading and distribution to access point users.

Explore clickthrough workbench and extensions to build custom charts with HTML, JavaScript, and CCIS, learn licensing and printing and connectors basics, including the slope chart.

Explore QlikView deployment fundamentals, from the data layer and connectors to content creation, publishing with server and publisher, and user access via the access point and clients, with layered security.

Explore four deployment options for QlikView: personal edition, standalone, single-node, and cluster deployments, and learn how licenses, server access, and security like section access influence scalability and data sharing.

Learn deployment fundamentals for QlikView, from the data layer and connectors to content phases and deployment options, including publisher role, access point, and security.

Compare three development methodologies and learn when to use single tier architecture, which loads data directly from the source, offering fast reloads but higher network load and possible inconsistencies.

Explore tier three architecture, where the transformed cubed layer contains business logic, enabling faster, optimized loads and improved data consistency in the presentation layer.

Examine tier one, tier two, and tier three development methodologies in QlikView, focusing on how data loads, cubed files, and transformer cuvee w affect performance, consistency, and security.

Explore the QlikView server service (QVS) and its companion services for distribution, directory, web server, and settings, and learn client–web server–cube communication, caching behavior, and the Tulip encrypted binary protocol.

Introduce the directory service connector (DSC), which retrieves end-user information from active directory held up or EBC and custom users, and supports license management in UMC.

The QlikView web server can operate standalone or behind IIS, while the setting service manages calls; Access Point hosts pages, enabling load balancing and client connections via WPX and QIP.

Create and configure a dedicated service account to install the server, run its services, and grant membership to the local administrators group to launch the management console.

Explore how to view QlikView event logs using the Windows event viewer, filter by source and level, and configure log locations, verbosity, and daily log file splitting.

Learn to load and analyze QlikView event logs in the server management console, extract message types via subfield splitting, and observe real-time updates as verbosity settings reveal detailed info.

Analyze performance logs to track memory statistics, sessions, and documents loaded per interval in KMC. Correlate with event and session logs to diagnose server starts, stops, and memory metrics.

Learn how to use loop and reduce in QlikView publisher to create document instances for each field value or bookmark, with examples like beverages by category and country-based reductions.

Troubleshoot QlikView services by verifying all services are running, starting the management service, and using event and distribution logs to restore KMC, UMC, and access point quickly.

Explore how to manage tasks in QlikView server and publisher, using task and document logs, filters, and orphan tasks when the related qvw file is missing.