Open a new QlikView document
Choose File -> Edit Script
Select Web File as the data source

4. In the next dialog box, copy and paste the generated URL in the ‘Internet File’ input box



Test by loading and refreshing the data in QlikView. You can modify your TM1 view that is specified in the URL and observe the real-time changes to the data in QlikView
You are ready to start with your report or visualization creation. As and when you perform a Reload, QlikView will initiate a TMVGate request to refresh the data from TM1 in real time
Open a new QlikView document
Choose File -> Edit Script
Select Web File as the data source

4. In the next dialog box, copy and paste the generated URL in the ‘Internet File’ input box

For the Delimiter, select “|” for TMVGate PSV output. If the TMVGate output is TXT QlikView should be able to detect comma as the Delimiter automatically. Choose “Embedded Labels” for Label and QlikView should be able to interpret the TMVGate output and display the detected fields and records

5. Click Finish to complete the definition and the QlikView script is now completed

6. Test by loading and refreshing the data in QlikView. You can modify your TM1 view that is specified in the URL and observe the real-time changes to the data in QlikView
7. You are ready to start with your report or visualization creation. Whenever you perform a Reload, QlikView will initiate a TMVGate request to refresh the data from TM1 in real time
Create a new QlikSense Apps
Choose Add Data




Create a new QlikSense Apps
Choose Add Data




QlikView and QlikSense do not provide interfaces to input credential information. A quick way of providing the credentials is to embed the username and password in the URL as shown in the example below:

You can further parameterize the credentials in QlikView using the Input box function in the Script. Please refer to QlikView product documentation for details.