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Hi,
I just encoutered this error :
On an app, after I used slicers to obtain a number of around 820 000 rows, I selected the export as data option. But when after a while I got the link to download the file, when I clicked on the link I instead got the error message : "The requested resource cannot be found."
This is strange because I was indeed under the "1 048 566 rows per sheet" limit.
I checked the free space disk on the VM (we have Qlik Sense enterprise), and there was no shortage.
I also tried exporting data with far fewer rows, and it worked, so no rights problems.
While I get that it must come from the export volume, given my tests, I don't understand where exactly is the problem, given the fact that I was under the number of rows limit.
Any ideas on what I could check to identify the origin of the problem ?
Best regards,
Martin.
The objects have quite probably an own RAM restriction and there may also a timeout within the calculation or the current Qlik session. Possible are further network or environment settings which prevent the download from file > n Mb or applying further timeouts.
A lot of possibilities. Helpful may be monitor the download closely by looking on the task-manager and the download-folder and measuring the times - from working and not working exports and/or exporting the data not as Excel else as csv.
The objects have quite probably an own RAM restriction and there may also a timeout within the calculation or the current Qlik session. Possible are further network or environment settings which prevent the download from file > n Mb or applying further timeouts.
A lot of possibilities. Helpful may be monitor the download closely by looking on the task-manager and the download-folder and measuring the times - from working and not working exports and/or exporting the data not as Excel else as csv.
Thanks for the reply, I will check all the possibilities.
Meanwhile, the users will reduce the export volume.