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Dear All,
because of heavy loads and parallel user activity on our Qlikview Server / Publisher Environment, we are thinking about scheduling regular downtimes for the Access Point.
Probably every night, during a defined time slot.
Can anybody advise the best way to achieve this? We are using Qlikview 12 Server / Publisher with Microsoft IIS Webserver.
Thank you in advance!
Regards
K_Wilde
Hi,
Ray's post is a way to do it, but the users would still see the documents in the Accesspoint and would try to open them.
Being you are using IIS, I would set up a redirect that would send them to another web page that would provide the information that the QlikView Site is offline. During that time.
HI @K_Wilde,
In addition to Ray's & Bill's suggestion, you could created Windows Scheduled Task to start and stop the QlikView Server Service. Doing so would result in a "No Server" error being returned while the QVS services was stopped.
Best Regards
Hi,
Ray's post is a way to do it, but the users would still see the documents in the Accesspoint and would try to open them.
Being you are using IIS, I would set up a redirect that would send them to another web page that would provide the information that the QlikView Site is offline. During that time.
HI @K_Wilde,
In addition to Ray's & Bill's suggestion, you could created Windows Scheduled Task to start and stop the QlikView Server Service. Doing so would result in a "No Server" error being returned while the QVS services was stopped.
Best Regards
Great, many thanks to all who contributed solutions. I think we will go with the Windows Scheduled Task.
Best Regards