QlikView is a powerful business intelligence tool that enables users to create interactive and dynamic dashboards, reports, and visualizations. With QlikView, users can analyze data from various sources, uncover insights, and make data-driven decisions. You can use an ODBC driver to connect and import Oracle data into QlikView Desktop.
Note
You need to have a configured Data Source Name (DSN). For instructions, see Configure a Windows DSN for Oracle.
To import Oracle data:
1. In QlikView Desktop, select File > New.

2. Close the Getting Started wizard, then select File > Edit Script.

The Edit Script dialog opens.
3. On the Data tab, under Database, select ODBC.
4. Click Connect.

The Connect to Data Source dialog opens.
5. In the User ID and Password fields, enter your Oracle credentials.
6. Under Data Sources, select your DSN.
Tip
If you have a user DSN, select Show User DSNs. The available user DSNs will appear under Data Sources.

7. Optional: Click Test Connection to verify the connection settings.
8. Click OK to save the settings.
9. Specify a SQL query using one of the following ways:
In the Main pane, enter your query under the pre-generated statements.
Construct a query:
1. On the Data tab, click Select.
2. In the Create Select Statement dialog, under Database Tables, select a table.
3. Under Fields, select the fields you want to add to the query.
4. Optional: To include fields from more tables, repeat the steps for each table: click Add, select a table and fields, then click Add.
The constructed SQL query appears on the Script tab.
5. After adding all required fields, click OK.
The constructed SQL query appears under the pre-generated statements.

10. Click Reload to run the script.

If prompted to save the document, click OK and specify the save path on your computer.

After the script is run, the Sheet Properties dialog opens, and the data from the selected tables is loaded into QlikView memory.
11. Select the fields to display in list boxes.
12. Click Add, then click OK.

The data appears in list boxes on the sheet.
