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Data Compression in NAV 2016 - Report Performance
djswim
Member Posts: 277
Does using data compression on a regular basis speed up the time to run reports which rely on a culmination of ledger entries, like the Inventory Valuation report?
This is an environment that is very high transactions (Item Ledger Entries) and very high number of Items, as well as quite a few locations.
Thanks in advance!
This is an environment that is very high transactions (Item Ledger Entries) and very high number of Items, as well as quite a few locations.
Thanks in advance!
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https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/f/users/88820/3rd-party-date-compression-on-item-ledger-entry-table-value-entry-table
"And this is done via SQL in 2016, correct? I'm not seeing Item Ledger Entries in here"
Not that I'm aware. Normally it's done in C/AL so the sql server version doesn't really matter.