Unlock a world of possibilities! Login now and discover the exclusive benefits awaiting you.
Hi,
I have the requirement of measuring how intensively (and to what use - how to measure that?) the QlikView_apps we have developed for different teams are being used.
The best approach I have been able to come up with yet is to use one of the power_tools to measure, day by day, which document_CALs (I have assigned one document_CAL to every team_account, for that team's QlikView_app) are used.
Isn't there a power_tool available to manage CAL_usage? I think so. Is there also some How-to or manual?
(I have tried to set up the Governance_Dashboard, but since I'm not familiar with server environments and server_administration, I didn't quite manage that - might also be because I only have access to the most important logs - they are placed on a Share I can access, so I cannot actually access the Server.
Thanks a lot!
Best regards,
DataNibbler
HI,
If you turn on audit logging this would help in finding the answer. You would still need to use the Governance_Dashboard or System monitor to find the answer.
Bill
HI,
If you turn on audit logging this would help in finding the answer. You would still need to use the Governance_Dashboard or System monitor to find the answer.
Bill
Hi Bill,
many thanks! Audit_logging is kind of tricky, I think it does impact server_performance quite a bit, doesn't it?
Well, I will have to look for some encompassing How-to or so for general admin purposes anyway.
Thanks a lot!
Best regards,
DataNibbler
Hi Bill,
I'm back once again with this question:
Like I said, Audit_logging is somewhat tricky insofar as it impacts performance on the server and we'll have to discuss that with IT.
As a first step, I'd like to use what is available via the QMC - the usage of the CALs, that is. There is some Power_Tool for this, I think?
That will lead to various imprecisions since we probably won't be able to capture usage of print_out_reports, which are used by some teams.
However, it should be better than nothing.
Can you give me any hints here?
Thanks a lot!
Best regards,
DataNibbler