How to interpret results of the client monitor
ta5
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Hello
Here are 2 sets of lines from the client monitor. The first has a line with the type 60.
Using Nav 5.0, native db.
54 Server Time (ms) 4812
55 Records Read 499818
60 Reads 813
100 Elapsed Time (ms) 4812
54 Server Time (ms) 407
55 Records Read 499818
100 Elapsed Time (ms) 406
Anybody knows what this is? Note the Server time in the first set is about 10 times more, that's the reason why I'm investigating this...
Many thanks in advance
Thomas
Thanks in advance
Thomas
Here are 2 sets of lines from the client monitor. The first has a line with the type 60.
Using Nav 5.0, native db.
54 Server Time (ms) 4812
55 Records Read 499818
60 Reads 813
100 Elapsed Time (ms) 4812
54 Server Time (ms) 407
55 Records Read 499818
100 Elapsed Time (ms) 406
Anybody knows what this is? Note the Server time in the first set is about 10 times more, that's the reason why I'm investigating this...
Many thanks in advance
Thomas
Thanks in advance
Thomas
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1) You can use the "extended" client monitor objects to look at the same data in more readable form (with additional tools) - see MBS Tools CD or download section for Client monitor fob file.
2) For me it seems that the first reads means 813 physical reads from disc. In second case all records were read from cache (it is why the short time and no Parameter 60...)0 -
The "extended" client monitor that kine mentions is part of the "Performance Troubleshooting Guide" on the NAV Tools CD. In the corresponding PDF you can find how you can use Excel Pivot tables to get an overview of the data in the client monitor. Very flexible, quick and clear. I use it a lot.0
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Thanks, could you post the link? Thanks.Waldo wrote:The "extended" client monitor that kine mentions is part of the "Performance Troubleshooting Guide" on the NAV Tools CD. In the corresponding PDF you can find how you can use Excel Pivot tables to get an overview of the data in the client monitor. Very flexible, quick and clear. I use it a lot.0 -
This should be able to help you:
https://mbs.microsoft.com/partnersource/products/navision/downloads/releases/MBSNavisionToolsCD40.htm0 -
Thanx, I'll give it a try
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Hi,
We're currenly in need for the Navision Tools CD for Nav 4.03 in order to solve a performance problem with our Navision Server (in comparison to our old server).
The performance is noticably slower on a system which is a far more advanced machine than the old one (however - it is currently running Navision 4.03 on a Virtual Server).
The link doesn't seem to work anymore so if anybody could send me the tools by mail I would be very happy.FH0 -
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