Doc-admin acccess terribly slow?

[michael_klix]

Does anybody have experience with the Doc-Admin concept?

We are operating a multi-project platform and give Doc-Admin rights to some users for their projects to allow self-service administration of their documents on the server. Unfortunately we experience that using the QEMC on QlikView (11.20.12904.0) is terribly slow. Any action with the mouse takes up to 10-20 seconds to take effect, whereas with full admin rights the QEMC is quite responsive.

Note that the QEMC , sever and publisher are running on 3 physically separated machines witch each >50GB RAM and 8 cores. However we doubt that connectivity is an issue as the normal admin access works fine.

Any idea what the problem might be or where to look for tuning issues?

[#2]

Hi Michael

There is the possibility to cache Doc-Admin data in QEMC.

Check the following values in QVManagementService.exe.config located in [InstallDir]\QlikView\Management Service:

• DocumentFolderAdminCacheEnabled
• DocumentFolderAdminCacheExpiryMinutes

Also if you don't use cross domain users, set setting DocumentFolderAdminUseXDomain to false. This will improve performance significantly in certain environments.

Hope this helps.

/Magnus

[marcus_sommer]

Hi Michael,

maybe this is helpful: QMC slow for Document Administrators primarily.

- Marcus

[michael_klix]

Thanks for the hints so far. We will check it out and post the effect here and in the other thread.

[jerrysvensson]

Did it work for you?

Are you running SQL or XML as QVPR database?

Clustered Publisher?

[michael_klix]

what does QVPR stand for? But anyhow...I think we use XML only so far and no clusters.

Within the next weeks we will move to a clustered architecture with 3 servers and 2 publishers.

Do you know any negative impact?

[Anil_Babu_Samineni]

Jerry,

Can you please explain me more on Cluster does in QlikView?

[jerrysvensson]

QVPR is the Publishers database.

My client is running a similar setup, two Publisher Machines clustered. Works fine, although strange response time sometimes.