Supported source endpoints

Amazon Aurora MySQL

Supported via the MySQL source endpoint.

Same as the MySQL source endpoint.

AWS Aurora Cloud for PostgreSQL

Same as the PostgreSQL source endpoint (starting from 10.7)

Amazon RDS for MySQL

Same as the MySQL source endpoint.

Amazon RDS for MariaDB

Supported via the MySQL source endpoint.

Same as the MySQL source endpoint (starting from 10.3)

Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL

Same as the PostgreSQL source endpoint.

Amazon RDS for SQL Server

Same as the Microsoft SQL Server source endpoint (starting from 2012)

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Amazon RDS for Oracle

Supported via the Oracle source endpoint.

Same as the Oracle source endpoint (starting from 11.2)

Oracle on Oracle Cloud

Supported via the Oracle source endpoint.

Same as the Oracle source endpoint (starting from 11.2)

Microsoft Azure SQL Managed Instance

Same as the Microsoft SQL Server source endpoint.

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Microsoft Azure Database for MySQL

Same as the MySQL source endpoint (starting from 8.0)

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Microsoft Azure Database for PostgreSQL

Supported via the PostgreSQL source endpoint.

Same as the PostgreSQL source endpoint (starting from 11.0)

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Google Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL

Same as the PostgreSQL source endpoint (starting from 9.6)

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Google Cloud SQL for MySQL

Same as the MySQL source endpoint.

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IBM IMS (ARC)

IBM z/OS:

2.3 and 2.4

IMS:

13, 14, and 15.1

HP Nonstop SQL/MP (AIS)

HP Nonstop Enscribe (AIS)

Himalaya:

G06.32

Itanium:

H06.22/J06.14

File

N/A

Hadoop - Cloudera

Please contact your Qlik Account Manager for support details.

IBM DB2 for LUW

10.5, and 11.1, and 11.5

IBM DB2 for z/OS

DB2:

11 and 12

IBM z/OS:

2.3 and 2.4

IBM DB2 for iSeries

7.2, 7.3, and 7.4

IBM Informix

11.5, 11.7, 12.1, and 14.10

Microsoft SQL Server

2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, and 2019

MySQL

5.6, 5.7, and 8.0

MariaDB

Supported via the MySQL source endpoint.

10.0.x (where x >=24), 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, and 10.5

Percona

Supported via the MySQL source endpoint.

Same as the MySQL source endpoint, (starting from 5.6.28)

X

Oracle

11.x (starting from 11.2.0.4), 12.x, 18.x, and 19.x

PostgreSQL

9.5, 9.6, 10.x, 11.x, 12, and 13 (Version 13 is supported from Replicate May 2021 SR3 only).

SAP Sybase ASE

12.5, 15, 15.5, 15.7, and 16

ODBC

3.0 and 3.5

SAP Application

Supported backend endpoints:

• Microsoft SQL Server

  See: Using Microsoft SQL Server as a source.

• Oracle

  See: Using Oracle as a source.

• IBM DB2 for LUW

  See: Using IBM DB2 for LUW as a source.

• SAP HANA

  Information note

  Change capture is supported using Trigger-based CDC only

  See also: Using SAP HANA as a source.

See Relational Databases above for version and platform information.

SAP Application (DB)

Supported backend endpoints:

• Oracle

  Information note

  When using Oracle as the backend database, any tables you want to capture must be defined with ALL COLUMN SUPPLEMENTAL LOGGING.

  See also: Using Oracle as a source.

• Microsoft SQL Server

  Information note

  When using Microsoft SQL Server as the backend database, transparent table fields defined as STRING or BINARY STRING are not supported.

  See also: Using Microsoft SQL Server as a source.

• IBM DB2 for LUW

  See also: Using IBM DB2 for LUW as a source.

• IBM DB2 for z/OS

  See also: Using IBM DB2 for z/OS as a source.

• SAP HANA

  Information note

  When using SAP HANA as the backend database, change capture is supported using Log-based CDC only, and with the following limitations:

  • Replicate creates a hana__row_id column on the target as a Unique Index and changes the original Primary Key/Unique Index to a standard column.
  • Table DDLs are not supported and will be ignored
  • Replication of transparent tables only is supported

  • The Apply Conflicts error-handling policy for No record found for applying DELETE and No record found for applying an UPDATE must be st to Ignore record.

  See also: Using SAP HANA as a source.

See Relational Databases above for version and platform information.

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