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Greetings
I am trying to optimize an Nprinting program by doing a binary load of a large .qwd in order to extract some reports from a document containing a minimum of objects. The running time of the app is however drastically slowed down when the task saves the .qwd that was reloaded. I dont need the duplicate data, and I intend to reload whenever the Nprinting app runs.
What I want to do:
1. Nprinting opens an app A with my reports embedded but no data.
2. Nprinting does a binary load of my master QVW app B.
3. Nprinting populates the reports in A and sends emails.
4. Nprinting closes A without saving!
5. Next iteration can be repeated.
Why I want to do this:
1. It takes a long time for Nprinting to open and save large QVW files.
2. I dont need the QVW file to take up disc space when not in use
(I have tried to check "close when task finishes")
best regards,
Gard Hillestad
Responding to myself here:
- create a "reduce data" task.
- run "reduce data" task before closing the document.
Responding to myself here:
- create a "reduce data" task.
- run "reduce data" task before closing the document.