I really think your reports are tiny compared to mine. When working on “spotty” connections like you said, I’d rather be on the safe side. well if I were on an RDP, it would continue while I get back on. Secondly, imagine if I was at an airport, and I was trying to upload a file to the sever, and my connection disconnects. Now, for DB access, it’s different, as they connect from the context of the server. This happens without you knowing of course. When you try to import a QVD from a file server, onto another server, the Qliksense server takes that file from your local desktop, which means that file has to copy down to your local machine then upload into the server. People are working on those, so they stay off the QV server. The thing is, QVDs are stored on different severs. So my question is, is this what we are left with? Slow, laborious, report creating? Is there a better product out there that doesn't fall into the same problems? Is Tableau any better? And sure enough, you look into it, and a lot more "web" technologies are underneath PowerBI.
#QLIKVIEW LATEST VERSION 2017 UPDATE#
Power BI was such a immature product (couldn't take care of 3/4ths of the Qlikview features) and was exponentially slower to develop for (scripting is slow, any change you make takes minutes to update etc). which looked like it had all the benefits as Qlikview and none of the drawbacks. The qliksense desktop app is nothing more than a browser. They moved the speed of development (scripting and loading data) and made it slow, so that it became faster for the end user in the browser. It looked faster and more modern, until you start to develop in it. I started to look into Qliksense, and they basically went all in on browser technologies. Using it on the desktop was significantly faster. The only issue that it had was for end users, using it in the browser was slow and the visuals became a little dated. The scripting and language was fast and intuitive. It met almost all requirements we needed. I used Qlikview for about 3-4 years and it was very powerful.
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