We have used a tool called STunnel in the past to map to TLS servers, or you could see my post on using QWS for sending emails. You should be able to make it work one way or another.

Hi Vikas,
There is nothing built in to Qlik Sense to do this. The nearest to a solution (without building this in an extension) that I have found is to use the free Qlik Web Notification Connector. I’ve talked about these free connectors in this post. This approach will only work in the load script though, so you will need to use GROUP BY etc. in the load statement to discern whether you will need an alert to be sent.

The methods you suggested look really interesting.

I was wondering if something could be done using the ‘-‘ (hyphen symbol) and | (pipe symbol) and using repeat function of qlikview.

Thanks.

I’m not sure if you can send HTML in an email when sending from an alert. If you can it would just be a case of adding the right tags to the output – it may be that this just shows the HTML in the body of the mail though.

You could write the HTML to a file, using the technique I describe in this blog post: Write To CSV with Store.

You can then embed this in the body of a mail using the free Qlik Web Connector, as described here: Free Qlik Web Connectors.

The issue with this approach though is that you have to calculate the figures and raise the alert in the load script, rather than the front end. It has the advantage it can be done with Qlik Sense though, which is a distinct bonus.

Hope that helps.

Can you suggest some technique by which I can draw the lines in the above tabular format?
something like this:(the header labels preferably in bold) . I want to send a tabular data through mail alerts, like you have illustrated in the example.
———————————————-
Column1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
———————————————-
Data | Data | Data |
———————————————-
Data | Data | Data |
———————————————-

You are correct that it will have no functional difference. Generally the use of the only function does not. What it does do is make it clear you are expecting only one value in that field at that time, due to the dimensions of selections. It’s kind of a way of commenting the code by using code.

Hi Kiran. Yes. You pick objects from QlikView (e.g. charts) and drop them into a template. When the schedule runs those objects are placed into the output accordingly. The generated report can then be sent as an attachment or in the body of the report.