on 01-06-2009 9:48 AM
Hi All,
After upgrading a client to SBO 2007 the right click menu takes more than a minute to open. If they go for example to a business partner address, right click on the address and then want to cut and paste it will take at least 2 minutes.
Any idea what I can check. SAP in general seems a bit slow. Where can I check if the anti-virus blocks something?
The upgrade process itself also took a long time. On my local notebook it takes about an hour, on their server it took over 4 hours - same database. The server specs itself seems to be more than sufficient.
Thanks in advance,
Adele
What is your B1 PL? It might be better if you update to the latest one.
Thanks,
Gordon
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Check this SAP Note: 783183 Slow performance in SQL or Business One
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here we go
Slow performance in SQL or Business One
Symptom
Bad performance when running SQL query or when using certain
SAP Business One functionalities.
This problem occurs due to Non-optimized table statistics.
For each table in the database, SQL Server automatically maintains the
information below:
1.Number of data pages used by each table.
2.Number of rows in each table
3.Number of INSERTS, UPDATES, and DELETES that affect the keys of the table since the last statistics update.
In order to enable SQL Server Query Optimizer to make good decisions, it must have up-to-date statistics on the tables and indexes in the database.
When installing SQL, the auto update statistics check box (in database
properties / Options tab page) is checked automatically.
Even though the check box is set automatically, on large tables this
procedure might not work perfectly
Other terms
Performance, Bad performance, system is stuck, Update statistics,
SQL statistics, update SQL statistics
Reason and Prerequisites
Functionality Description
Solution
To solve the problem, initiate the "update statistics".
Run the Stored Procedure below on each company database:
EXEC sp_updatestats
To run the Stored Procedure for each database, use the syntax below:
Use Demo_DE
Go
SP_Updatestats
Use Demo_US65
GO
SP_Updatestats
To avoid it causing work load, it is recommended to run it during
night hours.
There is an option to set the Stored Procedure into SQL job
(In SQL Enterprise Manager / Maintenance folder)and schedule it for
night hours.
Refer to the "SQL Server Books Online" for details about creating jobs:
Job\Creating\How to create a job
Job\Steps\Creating job steps.
In "Steps => Edit Job Steps:
1. Select database: Master
2. The Command content in "Steps" window:
Use Demo_DE
Go
SP_Updatestats
Use Demo_US65
GO
SP_Updatestats
Note:
To enable SQL jobs, the "SQL Server Agent" should be started from
"SQL Server Service Manager".
For more information please refer to:
http://www.sql-server-performance.com/statistics.asp
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