I have two forms: Wage General Journals1(form1) and Wage General Journals2(form2).
Posting goes fine on the form2, but it take some time to post on the form1.
The both forms are almost identical, they have same source table and use the same codeunits.
I was trying to find out why the posting is so slow on form1, but still have no clue. ](*,)
Can anybody please help with this perfomance issue?
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Check you filters - you might be filtering on a field that is not part on the primary key or any key. To resolve change/create the key.
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Sorry, but I do not undestand how the keys could be a problem, when the both forms use
the same tables and the code units.
Maybe I sholud just make a new form and delete the old one.
Eric Wauters
MVP - Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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I forgot to mention the difference between the tow forms.
On the form2 the properties InsertAllowd and Delete are both set to "No" ;
while the same properties on the form1 are set to "Yes".
I've tried to change the properties, and nothing happend.
What sholuld I be awere of when analyzing the results of the client monitor.
Eric Wauters
MVP - Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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This :bug: really sucks.
I'm still not donne with Cliant monitor. It takes some time to post.
I'll be back with the results
A long shot:
Have you set up the Object Cache = 0? This can cause some performance issues as well (allthough it should be the same problem at both forms ).
Eric Wauters
MVP - Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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I had checked all the slow statements, wasted some time on that and still have no clue why the posting takes ages.
That's why I have decided to make a new form, and now posting works fine.
Tahnk you all for your help. I appreciate it.
Thanx
Eric Wauters
MVP - Microsoft Dynamics NAV
My blog
I had to do ti this way because of time pressure.
I'll get back on it as soon as I can, because I would like to see what caused the problem.
Greetz 8)