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    More control with Scheduled Updates - Allow to Pause, Add an Option to NOT trigger them after server/application pool restarts

    Every time a server is restarted (scheduled or unscheduled), it triggers the re-load of the analysis files in the Scheduled Updates. When analyses use large data tables, it takes a long time to run the updates, and when the re-start happens close ...
    about 9 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 5 Future Consideration

    Scheduled updates to cache personalized data / information links

    The customer here would like even better support for personalized information links within scheduled updates. Since the implementation of TSWP-2911 it's possible to exclude personalized data from what scheduled updates puts in the cache. This enha...
    about 10 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 1 Future Consideration

    See cache size

    When a report is cached via the scheduled update, it would be very helpful to see what size it is. This same information should also be written to the logs. This would help admins see how much each and even all scheduled update caches are taking o...
    over 1 year ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 0 Future Consideration

    Disable Schedule for Scheduling & Routing Files

    In "Scheduling & Routing" currently you can disable rules for files, which turns off the routing of users to a cached copy of the file. However, when troubleshooting issues with a data source, it would be helpful to be able to quickly disable ...
    about 5 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 0 Future Consideration

    Node manager doesn't properly handle fail over for the scheduled updates and this needs to be updated

    Currently, if the a scheduled update rules fails on a rule is will keep trying to use that node to re-run the rule regardless of the reason it fails. It should go to the next node in this scenario instead since the next node could be able to handl...
    over 5 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 1 Future Consideration

    Scheduling & Routing - See Load Status for File Rules

    It would be very useful to show the load status for each file rule alongside the "Execution" datetime (that shows the last run datetime for the rule) on the "Overview" page of "Scheduling & Routing".This is useful because if the Web Player ins...
    over 4 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 0 Future Consideration

    Scheduled Updates Priority Grouping

    In 7.5, we can enter a Priority value for each scheduled update Rule. The list is sequential, with 0 the highest value. Let's say I have 20 analysis files prioritized from 0-19. I add a new analysis, and it's the most important analysis ever and m...
    over 9 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 0 Future Consideration

    File Routing and/or Deny Open for Scheduled Updates Change

    We like having scheduled-updates.performance.deny-open-when-not-scheduled set to true in config.bat so that users don't try to open large cached analyses outside of their scheduled window. However, we also want to be able to route a specific file ...
    almost 8 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 2 Future Consideration

    Enable schedule updates for calculated values

    When a dashboard with a large data volume uses hundreds of calculated values, although scheduled updates is in place for it, calculated values are exempt from scheduled updates and they are computed on users' clients (Spotfire Analyst, Spotfire we...
    over 6 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 0 Future Consideration

    Keep old cache, while new cache is being generated.

    Scheduled Updates allows reports to be cached. These can help reports that take a very long time, to open much quicker. Also the schedule can be set for various frequencies. But it seems the process deletes the old cache before starting a new cach...
    over 1 year ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 0 Future Consideration
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