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To check the performance
njaiku
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2008-03-28
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Hi,
If i open the form(i.e Customer,Vendor) can i be able to check the performance?
Ex: a)How much time does it take to open the form?
b)How much time does it take to post the transaction?
Can anyone help me out for this query
Jai
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garak
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which Servertype :?: SQL or native :?:
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kine
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2008-03-28
you can measure time of some process (posting), but not process of GUI (opening form etc.). There are no triggers which give you "start" and "end" point of process "opening this form"...
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tinoruijs
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You can use Client Monitor (menu Tools).
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garak
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2008-03-28
also the SQL profiler to see which statement hs an long duration and high number of reads
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Waldo
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I would go for the client monitor ... or may be even the client monitor provided with the SQL resource Kit.
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