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 jasmina_karcic
		
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		Hi experts,
Can anyone explain me what does mean "file", and what does mean "qvf file". Why we have in temp folders things (app) in file format if we cannot import it in app?
What is difference in temporary files that are saved in differenet folders:
F:\QlikShare\Apps
C:\Qlik\QlikSense\QS_Backup\Temp
F:\Qlik\QlikSense\QS_Backup\Backup\Apps
F:\Qlik\QlikSense\QS_Backup\Backup\Database
This takes a lot of memory...:/
Thanks
Jasmina
 petter
		
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		A file is some data that is stored persistently as a named collection on a storage medium - like a disk-drive:
A Qlik Sense App is stored in a single QVF-file. For more information look here:
Qlik Sense like most software make use of a range of different temporary files - more than you would care to think of. The handling of these along with also deleting old ones is usually handled automatically so you don't have to worry too much about it - unless of course you are out of disk space.
Files on disk doesn't consume memory the consume consume disk space or if you like "persistent memory" in contrast to volatile memory. The latter is in most circumstances referred to as just "memory" and the former to "disk".
It is rather seldom that there is a full and complete documentation on all the uses of all temporary files regarding a software package although the folders where they reside should be documented. The folder names reflect what they are used for when it comes to Qlik Sense.
 petter
		
			petter
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		A file is some data that is stored persistently as a named collection on a storage medium - like a disk-drive:
A Qlik Sense App is stored in a single QVF-file. For more information look here:
Qlik Sense like most software make use of a range of different temporary files - more than you would care to think of. The handling of these along with also deleting old ones is usually handled automatically so you don't have to worry too much about it - unless of course you are out of disk space.
Files on disk doesn't consume memory the consume consume disk space or if you like "persistent memory" in contrast to volatile memory. The latter is in most circumstances referred to as just "memory" and the former to "disk".
It is rather seldom that there is a full and complete documentation on all the uses of all temporary files regarding a software package although the folders where they reside should be documented. The folder names reflect what they are used for when it comes to Qlik Sense.
