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Hardware Requirement For Database Logging In Dynamics AX 2012 R3

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Posted on by Chaidir Ali Assegaf 202

Dear Experts,

I want to use Database Logging that can track user change in Dynamics AX 2012.

But, before i introduce this to the user, i want to make sure what kind of hardware requirement that i need to make the database logging works without problems.

the question is :
1. how much memory is needed ?
2. how much storage is needed ?

Please give me an advise.
i appreciate any kind of answer.

Thanks

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  • Chaidir Ali Assegaf Profile Picture
    Chaidir Ali Assegaf 202 on at

    is there anyone who has some experience while setting up Database Logging?

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    Mea_ 60,286 on at

    Hi Chaidir Ali Assegaf ,

    There is no hardware requirements for database logging  as such. You need to monitor performance of the whole system and upgrade hardware when required, however, this process is not specific for database logging. 

  • Chaidir Ali Assegaf Profile Picture
    Chaidir Ali Assegaf 202 on at

    Hi Ievgen Miroshnikov,

    thanks for your answer. and from your answer, i search it and have some clue, that you need to prepare your hardware 3 times more that the resource needed when running AX 2012 without database logging with assumption that you must prepare the log activity while the data transaction is happening in AX 2012

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    Mea_ 60,286 on at

    I dont think so, you may turn on database login on parameters table that could be changed once a year in this case you dont need anything extra or you can go and enable it for everything and kill the system, so there is no magic number...

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