This is controlled by settings on the NAV Service Tier. Essentially you can configure a threshold for all of the SQL Queries, and if they exceed that threshold, they are logged in the event logs on the server.
This is controlled by settings on the NAV Service Tier. Essentially you can configure a threshold for all of the SQL Queries, and if they exceed that threshold, they are logged in the event logs on the server.
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This is controlled by settings on the NAV Service Tier. Essentially you can configure a threshold for all of the SQL Queries, and if they exceed that threshold, they are logged in the event logs on the server.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/monitoring-long-running-sql-queries-event-log
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Is there any documentation for this? like how to ? thanks @robbonick
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