Missing index will cause slow performance: SQL can help you.
Introduction As a new member of the Kaya family I feel the urge to introduce myself. Hi I’m Boye Walters, a 34 year old developer with over 12 year experience in Microsoft Dynamics Ax and Microsoft SQL Server. Having worked with all versions of Ax ever released in the Netherlands I can truthfully say that I’ve seen a lot already in Ax. As for SQL Server I’ve actively worked with SQL2000 and above, using all features available including integration, analysis and reporting. Now the introduction is done let’s start off with something I experienced last week at a customer. A badly performing View I was asked to build a view with a dozen or so datasources having inner, outer and exist joins. To maximize performance I minimized the number of fields and put some relevant ranges in place minimizing the number of records. I also used the relations already on the tables. It should produce an ultrafast view you would think. Too bad, it took me 40 minutes to open the view in the Ax client. But after 40 minutes it showed a lot of records: 2. Because I didn’t use any business logic, user interface or what so ever, […]
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