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How to test performance on a NAV installation (2013 R2)
MaW
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Hi,
Is there an easy way to test performance of a NAV installation with standard "out of the box" tools?
Ideally we could run some kind of report/codeunit etc. that would test machine, sql, etc. speed and give a result of some kind. With the result in hand, we would be able to compare different installations against each other.
Sometimes a customer gives a remark, that "this is running slow, could we speed things up". With a benchmark tool of some kind, we could compare the setup in question with different setup types, and sometimes give the customer a hint about what to upgrade.
Thanks...
Is there an easy way to test performance of a NAV installation with standard "out of the box" tools?
Ideally we could run some kind of report/codeunit etc. that would test machine, sql, etc. speed and give a result of some kind. With the result in hand, we would be able to compare different installations against each other.
Sometimes a customer gives a remark, that "this is running slow, could we speed things up". With a benchmark tool of some kind, we could compare the setup in question with different setup types, and sometimes give the customer a hint about what to upgrade.
Thanks...
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