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moritzreinhard2
Partner - Contributor III
Partner - Contributor III

qvp protocol performance

We are OEM partner of QlikView and sell our documents to hospitals and laboratories and are also responsible for the installation of the qlikview server at our customers. At one of our custumers we installed the qlikview server (all on one Windows Server) and tested the performance of the qlikview documents on three other Server using as client the qlikview local client. The performance was really good. However, there are two computers in the same network where the performance is really bad. You can see best when you type some letters in the list box search field, the letters appear very slow (maybe one letter per second). The CPU and RAM had normal values.

I suspect that the problem lies in the network. As far as I have read, QlikView uses the qlikview protocol qvp and we have to assure that

1. Firewall does not block port 4747

2. no proxy, no load balancers, no router

3. a minimum network speed (our custumer has 1 Gbit/s)

Since the costumer is responsible for its network I have no full insight to it. They say that these requirements are satisfied. My questions are

A. Are there any further requirements for the network for a better performance of qlikview client

B. Are there also requirements on the local computer?

C. How to find out the problem, how to check how quickly the qvp protocol was sent?

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moritzreinhard2
Partner - Contributor III
Partner - Contributor III
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I haven't sent you a feedback to this problem. The problem was with one of the QlikView Client Versions (I do not remember which one exactly Version 12 SR?) which performed so badly. So in this problem it is worth trying to install another QlikView Client (or IEPlugin Version).

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Based on the description above, I suspect it could be a hardware or software issue on the 2 computers in question. Are those machines the same spec, i.e RAM, etc.? Also, it might be helpful to check if any other program is not using excess memory locally on those machines.

Hope this helps.

Pravesh

moritzreinhard2
Partner - Contributor III
Partner - Contributor III
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I looked on the task manager of one of the two computers while running the qlikview document and CPU and RAM where not overstrained.

As far as I know the two computer where VDIs.

moritzreinhard2
Partner - Contributor III
Partner - Contributor III
Author

I haven't sent you a feedback to this problem. The problem was with one of the QlikView Client Versions (I do not remember which one exactly Version 12 SR?) which performed so badly. So in this problem it is worth trying to install another QlikView Client (or IEPlugin Version).