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Selection Bookmarks in a specific app, leads to high  memory consumption

RachelD
Contributor III
Contributor III

Selection Bookmarks in a specific app, leads to high  memory consumption

Problem: Selection Bookmarks in a specific app, leads to high  memory consumption

Cause: The affected app has a large table and the problem is related when you apply a bookmark, selections are made first before the client switches sheets. So the selection were applied on the sheet with the large table.

Solution provided by Qlik: The best approach is to re-design the application to some extent by including a few select calculation conditions where necessary

Our feedback:  The proposed/recommended workaround would work for Guided Analytics. But… this is NOT a viable solution by default in a data discovery/Self-service environment :  this means every single user will need to manually add this condition to their reports (when they get bigger).  This sounds like a design flaw on the Qlik side which of course can happen, but we want Qlik to plan a solution for this.  Issues like this are a killer for using Qlik as a self-service solution. 

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Patric_Nordstrom
Employee
Employee

Thank you for your feedback on ways to improve our product. While this is something we understand would be useful, it's not on the short-term roadmap. Please continue to show your support for this idea.

Thanks,

Patric

Status changed to: Open - Collecting Feedback
Meghann_MacDonald

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Explorer II
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Status changed to: Closed - Archived