_TSEEQ_ ("seek"), The Structured ETL Engine for Qlik

Latest Release == 6.0.7

Documentation

Please see the TSEEQ documentation for step-by-step instructions for installation and configuration.

Minimum Requirements (one of the following):

Qlik Sense® Business, Qlik Sense® Enterprise SaaS, Qlik Sense® Enterprise Client-Managed and QlikView

TSEEQ works with Cloud (SaaS), Desktop and on-premise Windows Server product variants of Qlik Sense and QlikView.

Install

To install TSEEQ, first download the Source code (zip) file for the newest release. After you download the file, please check Unblock in the file properties and then click OK.

After unblocking the ZIP file, please follow the Instructions for the TSEEQ Sales Sample on page 5 of the documentation.

This documentation is also contained as a PDF in the Source code (zip) file for the newest release.

Description

TSEEQ implements centralized management of Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) operations that provide data to QlikView and Qlik Sense applications.

Primary benefits of TSEEQ are:

• Governance: ETL operations are defined in externalized (and therefore readily manageable) rule sets.
• Self-Service: Business users may easily define and modify ETL operations in sandbox environments.
• Performance: A profiler enables efficient ETL execution.
• Productivity: A common code base promotes reuse and streamlines ETL development.

TSEEQ In Comparison to Traditional Embedded Scripting

The distinguishing characteristic of TSEEQ versus Traditional Embedding Scripting (TES) is that in TSEEQ, externalized rules (diagram above) provides a structured source of ETL control; in TES, free-form textual ETL script is embedded within Qlik application files (QVWs in QlikView and QVFs in Qlik Sense). We can conceptualize TES as shown in the diagram below:

Note: TSEEQ and TES are not mutually exclusive; a hybrid approach is useful in many cases.

License

MIT

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