'Client initiates refresh' is consuming large amounts of memory
We are running QlikView 8.5.2 and have a very large QV model. There is a batch process that reloads the data in the background, and then the user can choose whether to refresh their model. The reason for this is that the refresh takes a long time and was occurring whenever users turn to QV. If multiple users haven't refreshed for a while, then we become dangerously close to running out of memory.
Is anybody able to suggest a way to:
a) Prompt the user every 30 minutes after they've declined the refresh of a model
b) Force the refresh of a model after, say, 3 hours since the last refresh
The main problem I've run into when looking at scripting this, is that as far as I can tell, a macro only runs once a user interacts with QlikView. This would cause issues if a user loaded a model and then left QlikView minimised all day - I don't know how a refresh could be forced unless I resorted to the 'Server performs the refresh automatically' option.
Sorry for the wordy question. If anybody has any advice that would be fantastic.
