11 Performance Monitoring

The following performance recommendations are designed to assist administrators in tuning their report job schedules to run optimally based upon the available resources.

Table 11-1 Limits Querying Data (Data Visualizations, Classic Analyses and Dashboards)

Which compute size do you have? Limits when querying data for visualizations, analyses, and dashboards
Max input rows returned from any data source query

Small

2,000,000

Medium

2,000,000

Large

4,000,000

When you query a data source for data visualizations or Classic analyses and dashboards, the compute size determines the maximum number of rows that are returned from the data source.

Table 11-2 Limits Displaying Data (Data Visualization, Classic Analyses and Dashboards)

Which compute size do you have? Limits when displaying data in visualizations, analyses, and dashboards
Max summarized rows returned from any data source query

Small

500,000

Medium

500,000

Large

1,000,000

When you display data in data visualizations or Classic analyses and dashboards, the compute size determines the maximum number of summarized rows returned from the data source that are displayed.

Table 11-3 Limits Exporting Data (Data Visualizations)

Which compute size do you have? Limits when exporting data from data visualizations to CSV file
 

Small

2,000,000

Medium

2,000,000

Large

4,000,000

When you export data from a data visualization, the compute size determines the maximum number of rows you can export to a CSV file.

Table 11-4 Limits Exporting Data (Classic Analyses and Dashboards)

Which compute size do you have? Limits when exporting data from analyses and dashboards
Max rows exported to unformatted reports Max rows exported to formatted reports

Small

2,000,000

200,000

Medium

2,000,000

200,000

Large

4,000,000

400,000

When you export data from analyses and dashboards, the compute size determines the maximum number of rows you can export. There are different limits for formatted data and unformatted data.

  • Unformatted data limits: formats such as CSV, Excel, XML, and Tab Delimited.

  • Formatted data limits: formats such as PDF, Excel, Powerpoint, and Web Archive/HTML.

Note: When two pivot views are laid out side by side in a union the formatted export limit will be 20,000 rows.

Table 11-5 Limits Delivering by Email (Classic Analyses and Dashboards)

Which compute size do you have? Limits when delivering analyses and dashboards by email
Max rows in unformatted reports delivered by email Max rows in formatted reports delivered by email

Small

200,000

50,000

Medium

200,000

50,000

Large

300,000

100,000

If you plan to send analyses and dashboards by email, the compute size determines the maximum number of rows you can deliver in a single email. There are different limits for delivering formatted data and unformatted data.

  • Unformatted data limits: formats such as CSV, Excel, XML, and Tab Delimited.

  • Formatted data limits: formats such as PDF, Excel, Powerpoint, and Web Archive/HTML.

Table 11-6 Data Size Limits (Classic Pixel-perfect Reports)

Which compute size do you have? Report data size limits when generating pixel-perfect reports
Max data size for online reports Max data size for offline (scheduled) reports Max data size for bursting reports Max data size for data generation

Small

500MB

2GB

4GB

2GB

Medium

500MB

2GB

4GB

2GB

Large

500MB

4GB

8GB

4GB

If you plan to generate pixel-perfect reports, the compute size determines several limits associated with report generation.

Table 11-7 Processing Limits (Classic Pixel-perfect Reports)

Which compute size do you have? Data model and report processing limits when generating pixel-perfect reports
SQL Query timeout for scheduled reports (seconds) Max rows for CSV output Max number of in-memory rows in XPT layout Max number of concurrent scheduled jobs Max number of concurrent online reports

Small

1,800

4,000,000

200,000

4

46

Medium

1,800

4,000,000

200,000

4

96

Large

3,600

6,000,000

300,000

10

480

If you plan to generate pixel-perfect reports, the compute size determines several limits associated with report processing.