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Contributor III
Contributor III

Delay in opening 11GB application by remote user

Hi 

We have multinode Qlik Sense Enterprise in Windows platform.

We have few larger than 5GB applications.

Well 1 particular is almost 11GB and getting complains about Delay in opening the application by remote user (https over internet).

Now we know clients are dictated by their browser (Edge, Firefox).

What happens behind the scene when such large applications are opened in browser? Do the client have to wait until the entire 11GB application loads on their browser or it loads gradually(HTML, application frameworks, js,css all these)?

Is there any way we can boast the loading time by some sort of caching, reusable objects, using cdn, cache server, load skeleton, then filters, then whole data ? 

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marcus_sommer

It's mainly that the server get the data and does the work and the user get just the html which the browser renders. This means by the usual views won't be much data transferred. But if big tables with hundred thousands of rows with many columns are provided they will of course contain some amount of data and rendering and/or exporting them is also a consuming job.

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marcus_sommer

It's mainly that the server get the data and does the work and the user get just the html which the browser renders. This means by the usual views won't be much data transferred. But if big tables with hundred thousands of rows with many columns are provided they will of course contain some amount of data and rendering and/or exporting them is also a consuming job.