topic Re: How to use QVSSettings.QVSPerformance.QVSPerformanceWorkingSetMemory in QlikView

How to use QVSSettings.QVSPerformance.QVSPerformanceWorkingSetMemory

Mon, 26 Jan 2026 18:19:17 GMT

I'm looking through the Qlikview API and I want to create a C# app that will notify us when QlikView server hits its high threhold of 90% memory usage and I found in the API this. QVSSettings.QVSPerformance.QVSPerformanceWorkingSetMemory. This should be what I'm looking for but I'm not really should how to use it. Essentially I want to check to see if my current Working Memory is >= the 90% threshold. Not so worried about the notification part, but just wondering if anyone has any examples of using this api call before.

Thanks

Re: How to use QVSSettings.QVSPerformance.QVSPerformanceWorkingSetMemory

mls — Mon, 14 Apr 2014 06:50:10 GMT

This would only show you what the current working set limits are set to, not the actual memory usage.

From the API documentation (QMS API Documentation - Version 11😞

For example, a quick test with the QMS API Client (Power Tools 1.2 for QlikView), shows that my system is using the default settings, 70%, 90%

Re: How to use QVSSettings.QVSPerformance.QVSPerformanceWorkingSetMemory

Bill_Britt — Mon, 14 Apr 2014 10:55:33 GMT

HI,

The System Monitor and Governance (available from the QlikView Download site) DashBoard will give this information.

Bill

Re: How to use QVSSettings.QVSPerformance.QVSPerformanceWorkingSetMemory

Thu, 17 Apr 2014 14:57:23 GMT

Hi,

we are set up some monitoring with SCOM.

But you can use powershell, as well.

Just have a look to this

Get-Process qvs | select -Property *

in this case QVS is the QlikView Server process.

Regards

Michael