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Doubt in Navision Key Creation while Restoring Backup
sancse540
Member Posts: 2
Dear All,
This is santhosh Kumar working as a Tachnical Cosultant for Navision ERP.I have one doubt in Navision Database Table Key Creation ,while restoring the Navision Backup into Database i observed one thing that from 1-50 % of key creation taking more time when comapre to 51- 60 % of key creation. so i want to know why it is happening like that & what is the Back ground Process of table key creation & restoration.
Database Details,
Type : Navision Navtive.
Version : Navision 3.7 (same thing i observed in nav2009 restoration also).
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Santhosh Kumar
This is santhosh Kumar working as a Tachnical Cosultant for Navision ERP.I have one doubt in Navision Database Table Key Creation ,while restoring the Navision Backup into Database i observed one thing that from 1-50 % of key creation taking more time when comapre to 51- 60 % of key creation. so i want to know why it is happening like that & what is the Back ground Process of table key creation & restoration.
Database Details,
Type : Navision Navtive.
Version : Navision 3.7 (same thing i observed in nav2009 restoration also).
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Santhosh Kumar
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Comments
Bigger tables have bigger indexes that take longer to create.
The blue bar is a percentage of the number of tables not database size, table size or some other guess.
The biggest tables mostly have small object numbers (17, 21, 32, 254, 5802)
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