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"File has been modified..." message

Does anyone know how QlikView check if the document has been modified?

I would know when the message file "has been modified since the last save/open...." appears.

I published QlikVIew Developer in Citrix and every time I save the document the message appears.


Process Monitor (Sysinternals) shows unexpected operations on my file, by the "System" process:
FASTIO_ACQUIRE_FOR_CC_FLUSH
FASTIO_RELEASE_FOR_CC_FLUSH
IRP_MJ_CLOSE

When the message appears, the events have always taken place

Is possible to hide the message and save the file silently?

Stefano

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It means other people are editing same file same time. For good reason, QlikView will refuse to save the file. And Publisher task will fail for same reason.

-Alex

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Thanks, but I'm sure that the document isn't modified by other people. I can try with every document with the same behavior

Miguel_Angel_Baeyens

Hello Stefano,

Is there any chance you are using any version 9 prior to SR6? Then that happened to me, that behaviour disappeared after updating. Actually, if I remember correctly, there were a couple of documented bugs about this.

Try opening that document in a v9 SR6 installation ad see whether that message keeps showing up.

Hope that helps

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What kind of file system is used within Citrix ? Is it a networked file system with replication / synchronization / ( bugs ) ?

-Alex

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Thanks for the answer Miguel, yes I'm using the last 9 SR6.

@Alexandru: yes, my file is on a networked file system (a Win file server). But if I use a Win03 server without Citrix, there isn't the message.

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Is there any "local disk" in the Citrix? Try opening the QV files from a different disk than the network drive.

-Alex

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Dear Alex

if I move the file to local disk and re try to save there isn't any message.

Why?

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Apparently it works in Citrix + local drive. But it does not work in Citrix + network drive. If so, what kind of network drive there is?

Look with SysInternals tools for what processes use the same QVW file. Look for "find handle" based on filename.

-Alex

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Dear Alex, with ProcMon, on file there are 3 operation by the "System" process

FASTIO_ACQUIRE_FOR_CC_FLUSH
FASTIO_RELEASE_FOR_CC_FLUSH
IRP_MJ_CLOSE