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Implementing Qlik Sense

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Product type Book
Published in Oct 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786460448
Pages 438 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Authors (2):
Kaushik Solanki Kaushik Solanki
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Ganapati Hegde Ganapati Hegde
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters

Preface Consultant - An Introduction Preparing for the Project Prerequisites to Start a Project Requirement Gathering Architecture Design Development Validation, UAT and Go-Live Post Go-Live Avoiding Common Pitfalls Knowledge Sets A Real Life Case-Study

Execution of project

Now that Jim has frozen the data architecture and best fit data model, he can start the development work. He decides to start with the extraction process. (For this example, we will fetch the data from data warehouse available in Microsoft Access database.)

Extraction

First thing that Jim needs to do is to create a connection to the database. Microsoft Access database can be accessible to Qlik Sense via an ODBC driver, so he will have to create an ODBC connection to connect to the Access database.

Let us see the steps used by Jim to create an ODBC connection to the data source:

  1. Open the ODBC data source wizard.

You need to go to Control Panel | Administrative Tools | ODBC Data Source (32 Bit).

Once you...

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