This is the information I was looking for. Take a read and let me know if it is helpful at all. Remember that you will need to completely log out of Access Point, and then log in again for the Document changes to take affect. This is in reference to the Document Settings, under the Settings dropdown in the toolbar....
On this tab define certain aspects of the document's behavior when run on a QlikView Server.
Refresh Mode when Document is Updated on Server
This setting defines how an updated document on the QlikView Server will be handled.
Client initiates refresh.
If old data not kept in
server or client too old,
session will be disconnected:.
Choose this option if the server should never initiate a refresh of data in the
client automatically. When a new version of the document becomes available
on the server, the client will be offered to refresh according to the preferences
set under Client Refresh Initiation Mode below. If this is not possible, either
because the client is too old (pre version 😎 or if the server is set with Allow
only one copy of document in memory enabled in the QlikView Server control
panel, the session will simply be terminated.
Client initiates refresh.
If old data not kept in
server or client too old,
refresh will be performed
automatically:
Choose this option if it is preferred to let the client initiate a refresh of data in
the client when possible but will allow server to initiate a refresh automatically
if necessary. When a new version of the document becomes available
on the server, the client will be offered to refresh according to the preferences
set under Client Refresh Initiation Mode below. If this is not possible, either
because the client is too old (pre version 😎 or if the server is set with Allow
only one copy of document in memory enabled in the QlikView Server control
panel, the refresh will be performed automatically by the server.
Server performs
refresh automatically,
without client action:
This is the option to choose if you prefer to always let the server initiate a
refresh of data in the client automatically. When a new version of the document
becomes available on the server, the data in the client will be refreshed.
Client Refresh Initiation Mode
This setting defines how the client should be notified of the availability of new data on the server and initiate
a refresh. This setting is only valid when client initiated refresh has been selected in Refresh Mode
when Document is Updated on Server (see above).
Indicate with toolbar
button:
The availability of new data is indicated by the Refresh button in the toolbar
turning green and being enabled (and the corresponding File menu command
being enabled). The refresh is performed at a time of the user's choice by clicking
on the toolbar button or by means of the File menu Refresh command.
Prompt with dialog In addition to the Refresh button in the toolbar turning green, the availability
of new data will be indicated by a prompt dialog. In the dialog the user may
choose between immediate refresh or wait, in which case the refresh can be performed
at any later time of the user's choice by clicking on the toolbar button
or by means of the File menu Refresh command.
Just do it but tell the
user it is happening:
The refresh will be initiated as soon as the server indicates that new data is
available. A dialog will be shown to indicate that the refresh is taking place.
Just do it:
The refresh will be initiated as soon as the server indicates that new data is
available. No dialog will be shown to indicate that the refresh is taking place.
The user will experience a document "freeze" lasting from fractions of a second
up to minutes depending on server settings and size of document.
