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Settings to cache user credentials in QMC to improve QMC performance

Hi,

Could anyone please tell me where is the settings to cache user credentials so that when a user logs in to QMC and navigate between tasks and folders, it doesn't check the files permission with LDAP every-time when user clicks on a task or folder?

The current performance is very slow if we have many Qlikview apps present under different folders with different permissions.

Thanks,

Anosh Nathaniel

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There are two settings in the Management Service config file.

<!-- DocumentFolder Admin Cache Enabled -->

<add key="DocumentFolderAdminCacheEnabled" value="false" />

<!-- DocumentFolder Admin Cache Expiry in minutes -->

<add key="DocumentFolderAdminCacheExpiryMinutes" value="15" />

In addition this we have recently done some big improvements in this area, especially for Administrators but also a bit better for Document Admins. Please contact support to see if a patch is available for the version you are running.

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There are two settings in the Management Service config file.

<!-- DocumentFolder Admin Cache Enabled -->

<add key="DocumentFolderAdminCacheEnabled" value="false" />

<!-- DocumentFolder Admin Cache Expiry in minutes -->

<add key="DocumentFolderAdminCacheExpiryMinutes" value="15" />

In addition this we have recently done some big improvements in this area, especially for Administrators but also a bit better for Document Admins. Please contact support to see if a patch is available for the version you are running.

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Thanks Magnus.

Anonymous
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Hi Magnus,

We have the same kind of issue. The QMC is very slow when we try to do any change related to tasks. It's even worth for document administrator that have a restricted access. I suppose it's because QMC need to scan all the security before displaying anything.

Will changing the DocumentFolderAdminCacheEnabled to value "true" improve this ?

What is the downside of this option ?

And is the 15 min the opimum value for the DocumentFolderAdminCacheExpiryMinutes ?

Thank you.