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IPC Global Tips #6 - Creating Qlik QVDs - Regular and Incremental Loads

Mark Meersman
Mar 23, 2021
1 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

Using QVDs in your Qlik Sense data model is useful when you are doing development on the data in an app, or you might need to use the data set in other apps. In this episode of IPC Global Tips, Master Data Mage (9th Level) Robert Falciglia walks you through the process of creating and using a QVD or Incremental Load to help you to avoid hitting the database multiple times, and provide the ability to use data in a compressed and fast reload.

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