CRM Form Load Performance Analyzer

This morning i got lot of emails from our end users about account form takes long time to load. When i looked at the scripts and other customizations everything looked fine and it should load really fast but not.

To fix this I was searching to find a way to analyze the performance of the form using either IE developer tool or any other tool. To my luck i found very interesting post from  Gareth Tucker

http://garethtuckercrm.com/2014/07/01/microsoft-crm-form-load-performance-analyzer/

All the credits for this post goes to Gareth Tucker , i’m just coping his content for my review

feature  in CRM 2013 that I hadn’t  heard of before:   CTRL+SHIFT+Q

Log into CRM and hit CTRL+SHIFT+Q to reveal the Performance Center:

It won’t look very exciting initially as you need to Enable it:

Do that, and then click the Close button.

Next, navigate to a CRM form whose performance you wish to analyze.  Load the form and then click CTRL+SHIFT+Q to see the results:

A variety of form load milestones are captured for you.

Optionally, click the Select Major button and you will get the details provide in Text  format:

Form Load Start (-> 0 ms)
Read-Ready (-> 595 ms)
Initialize Controls – ViewportInlineEditControlInitializer (-> 1297 ms)
Initialize Controls – NonViewportFormBodyInlineEditInitializer (-> 1345 ms)
Initialize Controls – DeferredQuickFormInlineEditInitializer (-> 1497 ms)
Form Full Controls Init (-> 1749 ms)

A pretty nifty feature.  I’m somewhat surprised I hadn’t heard of it before.  But a quick Google  search didn’t return much mention of this.  Hopefully this helps spread the word.