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nPrint Submitted Tasks

Hello

There are a number of tasks that take over 10 hours to run. This is an issue in itself and needs to be resolved but for now I need to know if there is a way I can kill these tasks. I have tried stopping and restarting the relevant nPrint Services but this does not seem to help. The tasks appear to fire up again , after the nPrint services have been stopped then restarted.

Can anyone offer some advice?

Cheers

Louie

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kakaderanjit53
Creator III
Creator III

Hi Lou,

Just do some thing enlisted below:

  1. Check the Connection counter of Nprinting server by following way,which should be at least “Max_connections=10000”;
  2. i) Go to the Nprinting server and enter the following path:

C:\Program Files\NPrintingServer\data

  1. ii) Open the file postgresql.conf in Notepad, and find Max_connections and   set max_connections = 10000
  2. iii) After that save the file and restart the Qlik Nprinting services first and then Server also .
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Hi Ranjit

I modified the config file and restarted the nPrint Services and the issue still exists.

kakaderanjit53
Creator III
Creator III

Have you restarted Nprinting Server?

kakaderanjit53
Creator III
Creator III

also check the rootcause of your Nprinting task execution issue,

by watching log details of Task execution ,for that purpose,

just type in Internet explorer:

https://localhost:4993/#/tasks/executions

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Yes, I restarted the physical server

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Hi Ranjit

I have been reviewing the execution progress of the various tasks via this link.

Refer to attached document for log entries for a single task.

Nothing exists to explain why the task takes so long to complete.

cheers

Louie

kakaderanjit53
Creator III
Creator III

Hi Lou,

Where is the attachement?

you have to also check the log file details Of Nprinting,

enter the path for logging details in C drive of Nprinting server:

%ProgramData%\NPrinting\Logs


There are three types of Log files present,

  • nprinting_scheduler.log contains the log of Qlik NPrinting Scheduler
  • nprinting_webengine.log
  • nprinting_engine.log


You need to check the .csherf extention file especially