QV does not store the data in any secondary memory unless otherwise mentioned or written script for storing it. the loaded data is temporarily kept in the RAM(that's why it is said that QV is "IN-MEMORY" application) in the form of CLOUD(a special associated format).
Incremental load does totally depend on the script one writes. There is no such special inbuilt technique for it. For detail understanding , you can go through the QV tutorial..it is nicely explained in detail over there.
QV does not store the data in any secondary memory unless otherwise mentioned or written script for storing it. the loaded data is temporarily kept in the RAM(that's why it is said that QV is "IN-MEMORY" application) in the form of CLOUD(a special associated format).
Incremental load does totally depend on the script one writes. There is no such special inbuilt technique for it. For detail understanding , you can go through the QV tutorial..it is nicely explained in detail over there.
