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hari8088
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Inmemory

Hi

   When user is accessing the application in access point where the data is stored?

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PrashantSangle

Hi,

Answer is your question

In Memory

When Application load in Access point the whole application with data is loaded in Memory and keep in memory till you clear your Qlikview Server memory.

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Anonymous
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Hi Hari,

When you are accessing Dashboard using Access Point or Desktop the entire dashboard data is stored in RAM and then when you change any selections it generates the charts using data in RAM instead of fetching from File System or database.  So, that is why you are getting faster results.


traditional bi tools like cognos or BO fetches the data from disks but qlikview opposes that is the why performance is increased. Hope it will helpful!!

Check this link:Inmemory,    

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awhitfield
Partner - Champion
Partner - Champion

Hi,

Data is held in MEMORY on the SERVER, not on the local machine.

HTH Andy