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On index with the prefix "ndx_ATune"

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In our environment we have indexes on our tables that start with the prefix /ndx_ATune/. Does anyone know how these indexes are constructed? I ask this question because recently we had some slowness on our production comic with an index that had this prefix

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On index with the prefix "ndx_ATune"

The name suggests that it may be coming from automatic tuning.
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On index with the prefix "ndx_ATune"

Hi,
/ndx_ATune/ does not appear to be a standard prefix for index naming conventions in FO. It may be a custom or organization-specific naming convention. You'll need to ask the D365 FO administrator, developer, or person responsible for environment customization in your organization. They may have specific knowledge of the purpose and how indexes with this prefix are constructed. Or you can wait for responses from experts with experience in this area.
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Hana

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