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Requesting Date (2000000007) takes a very long time
FalkNowack
Member Posts: 1
Hello,
has anyone any clue, why requesting the virtual table Date (2000000007) can take very long?
I wrote a simple codeunit for test:
At my local machine (BC14), no duration is given because it's 0 or the duration is about 15 ms after restarting the nav service, but at the customers machine (also BC14) the duration is never below 2.5 seconds.
has anyone any clue, why requesting the virtual table Date (2000000007) can take very long?
I wrote a simple codeunit for test:
DateRec.SETRANGE("Period Type", DateRec."Period Type"::Date);
StartDatetime := CURRENTDATETIME;
DateRec.FINDLAST;
EndDatetime := CURRENTDATETIME;
MESSAGE(STRSUBSTNO('%1 - Duration: %2 ms', DateRec."Period Start", EndDatetime-StartDatetime));
At my local machine (BC14), no duration is given because it's 0 or the duration is about 15 ms after restarting the nav service, but at the customers machine (also BC14) the duration is never below 2.5 seconds.
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