Report Services Document Analysis Guide - MicroStrategy

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Troubleshooting Documents Report Services Document Analysis Guide
Can I cache a document? How does this work?
You can save documents (cache them) in your History List and then access
them later.
Reports included in the document are cached, but the document itself is not
cached. For example, if Document1 uses dataset reports Report1 and
Report2, when you run Document1 for the first time, the system checks to
see if Report1 and Report2 are already cached. If they are cached, it retrieves
the data from the caches and skips the step of data warehouse execution. If
they are not cached, the reports execute against the data warehouse and then
cache the results. The next time you run Document1, it hits the cache for both
of the reports.
In both cases, after the data has been retrieved either from the data
warehouse or the report caches, Intelligence Server must create the output of
the document in the form of a PDF file.
My History List count increases by two after I add a document to it.
Your document contains one dataset report. When the document dataset
report is added to the History List, the system runs that dataset report, so
those results are also placed in the History List.
If the document contains two dataset reports, the History List increases by
three.
Can I display the document results in HTML?
Yes, you can display the document results in HTML and PDF from a Web
browser. In Desktop, use HTML View to preview the document as it will look
in MicroStrategy Web modes other than Flash Mode. (To preview the
document as it will look in Flash Mode, use Flash View. You can use selectors
and perform some manipulations such as pivoting and sorting.)
I clicked a hyperlink on my document and the destination opened. Where is my
document?
When you click on a hyperlink, the destination opens in the same window as
the document, effectively replacing the document. To return to PDF View,
press the ALT key and the left arrow key simultaneously.
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