If you have a Navision-DB, make a form on virtual table "Sessions" and check the field "Sum Intervals". If one value is very big in confront to others, you have the user who causes the problem.
Ask him which forms, reports... he uses and which filters he uses.
This way you know if the users uses filters with a bad index that give problems or if the programs have bad indexes.
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It' must be at 3.70 section
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Ask him which forms, reports... he uses and which filters he uses.
This way you know if the users uses filters with a bad index that give problems or if the programs have bad indexes.
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Did you upgrade to 3.7 from an older version?
If so, my bet is that some of the keys used are not the best sort.
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