Poor report performance using click once installed Windows client?

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  lynge Member Posts: 85

  2016-02-24 edited 2016-02-24

  I've been playing around with this issue using the Azure Dynamics NAV Servers from the Azure Gallery. Just to rule out our setup and scripts.
  
  I can re-create the problem using both the NAV 2016 RTM and NAV 2016 CU4=latest image (just running the included initialize- and clickonce scripts). Even when i run the click once client directly on the server itself.
  NAV 2015 does not have this problem (testet on CU4, CU11 and CU16=latest).
  
  While the report is running one cpu core is max utilized by the client. The problem only occurs if you run the click-once client with the application reference icon. If you locate the installed client and run is manually (or just run a normal installed windows client) the problem is not there. So it is something regarding click once executing.
  
  Also another partner has confirmed on Yammer that they are seeing this too - so I've opened a technical support request with Microsoft to get it solved...

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  RockWithNAV Member Posts: 1,139

  2016-03-13

  Hi lynge,
  
  Whenever you are using a Windows client you have the direct connectivity with the server, but as you know Click one Installer is an APP provided by Microsoft which works on Azure cloud and could be executed from anywhere independently and too have internet dependency so every time you push a button or even a page data transmission between the current click one installer windows client and from where the server is exactly hosted it takes time and it will.
  
  I too have implemented this for one of my client, in starting they too raised the same query but it's fine and they are happily using it,
  
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  lynge Member Posts: 85

  2016-04-07 Answer ✓

  Hi, just so it is documented here.
  
  As mentioned the performance is decreased dramatically if you run the click once the normal way, but it works fine if you locate the windows file exe (installed by the click once installer) and run it manually. Then the click once part (checking and updating) is not working, but the reports run with normal performance.
  So it has nothing to do with the internet connection etc.
  
  I've reported it as a bug to Microsoft and they have recreated it.
  As far as I know the Development team has a solution and if it does not fail tests it will be included in NAV 2016 CU7 (which will be the first NAV 2016 not being affected by poor report performance when running as click once).
  
  Best Regards,
  Gert Lynge

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  lynge Member Posts: 85

  2016-05-10 Answer ✓

  I just want to add that the issue is solved in 2016 CU7 released today.

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