Development by multiple persons

[#1]

Hi,

If we divide dashboard development among different persons in team and a person can modify data model, script and UI during development then how to consolidate individual changes and integrate into single dashboard with consolidated data model, script and UI?

[oknotsen]

If you have a team of people working on your QlikView or Qlik Sense environment (or in a larger environment in general), you use a multi-layer model. This usually is a 3-layer architecture.

Layer 1: Extract raw data from your sources and store them into QVDs

Layer 2: Load from QVDs, do your business logic and changed to data model, and store into QVDs

Layer 3: Load from QVDs and do your UI

There are multiple documents about this and this is also explained during both the Developer and the Server/Publisher training done by Qlik and licensed partners.

[nilapril2010]

Hi,

My advice is finalize your DataModel. It should not be changed. Individual person can change script. But no one should change field names and relationships. Keep a master copy of your script. And changes should be marged there at end of your job.

Create a master copy of your QlikView application. Distribute your task sheetwise. Give individuals resposibility for a whole sheet and marge them with master copy after end of individuals' jobs.

Share an excel sheet for all your variables.

Regards

Nilanjan

[#4]

Hi,

In case if we have multiple complex scripts then how to integrate?

[oknotsen]

See my first reply.

Add more layers and/or includes if needed.

Have a decent structure in place makes the difference.

[#6]

Hi Onno,

Please help provide more details, the information mentioned in your reply is at high level

If possible please provide example to get more understanding

[Peter_Cammaert]

You may also want to consider using a VCS (Version Control System) to manage document content and scripts in a multi-user, rapidly-changing environment. A VCS also allows you to organize the propagation/publicaiton system across different platforms (DEV->ACC->PRD).

The community contains a lot of information on this subject. No need to repeat it all here.

Best,

Peter