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Tips to better the performance in Dynamics

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What are some useful tips for optimizing performance in Dynamics?

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Harikrishnan23 32 on at

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RE: Tips to better the performance in Dynamics

Hi, Shawn Sauve

This article helps you plan and optimize application performance with customer engagement apps, including Dynamics 365 Sales, Dynamics 365 Customer Service, Dynamics 365 Field Service, Dynamics 365 Marketing, and Dynamics 365 Project Service Automation.

Microsoft recommends that you don't execute operations that require concurrent database transactions. Also, don’t execute operations that require intensive database transactions during normal business hours, when users are most likely to access the system.

Example operations that require intensive database transactions include:

Enable one or more language packs

Solution import, upgrade, delete, or export

Install or upgrade apps from Microsoft AppSource or the Dynamics 365 admin center

Publish customizations

Large bulk record operations, such as business unit changes. For example, when a business unit has a very large number of records associated with it.

learn.microsoft.com/.../performance-tuning-and-optimization
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RE: Tips to better the performance in Dynamics

Hi,

The following lins are about maximize how quickly your forms load, it will improving application performance.

Design forms for performance in model-driven apps - Power Apps | Microsoft Learn

Make sure you aren't using legacy form rendering, which can make forms take significantly longer to load, refer to the following link.

System Settings General tab - Power Platform | Microsoft Learn

What's more, avoid executing operations that require concurrent database transactions.
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RE: Tips to better the performance in Dynamics

It depends a lot on what Dynamics product you're interested in. For instance, tips for Finance and Operations will be pretty useless to you if you're interested in Customer Engagement.