QlikView Reference Manual.pdf - QlikCommunity - QlikView

Search Settings In this group settings are made for default search mode.
Include Excluded Values in Search
There are two ways to interpret text search: it is possible to search either
among optional values, or among all values, i.e. include the excluded values
in the search. Enable this option to do the latter. This default value can be
overridden on sheet object level.
Preferred Search Mode
The default search mode for text search in list boxes, multi boxes etc. can be
set in this drop-down box. The default only applies when the user starts typing
directly and do not use any of the menu choices or keyboard shortcuts for starting
the search. It is possible to override this setting by selecting a different setting
on sheet object level.
Max Values in Current
Selections
Use Previous
The search mode of the last completed search will be used.
Use Wildcard Search
The initial search string will be two wildcards with the cursor
between them to facilitate a wildcard search.
Use Fuzzy Search
The initial search string will be a tilde (~) to denote a fuzzy
search.
Use Normal Search
No additional characters will be added to the search string. Without
wildcards, a Normal Search will be made.
Specify the maximum number of distinct selected values here to be shown in
the current selections dialog and in the selection stamps in printouts. When
more values are selected they will only be specified as ‘x values of y’ for the
respective field.
Working set limits % This control sets the minimum and maximum of the physical amount of RAM
that can be used by an application. This way it is possible to control if an
application can be swapped out of physical memory or not. However, there are
no guarantees that the operating system can serve the process with the amount
of memory set here.
Using too high settings will degrade the performance of other processes on the
computer, this may however be desirable if the computer is dedicated for Qlik-
View.
Do not change these settings unless you are well acquainted with Windows
Virtual Memory Manager! Read more about working sets in the Microsoft Windows
documentation.
The settings are:
Low
sets the minimum amount of memory, in percentage, to be allocated to the
application/process.
High
sets the maximum amount of memory, in percentage, to be allocated to the
application/process.
Cache
sets the amount of memory, in percentage, to be used as cache for the application/process.
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