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Ever since upgrading to 9.0 (on-premise) Audit History is extremely slow to load on any entity, to the point where 90% of the time it will time out.
Its possible that the audit table has become bloated. You might be able to see some performance improvement by deleting older audit logs.
docs.microsoft.com/.../recover-database-space-deleting-audit-logs
Hi kunihih,
Thanks. But when I try to go to Audit log Management, I receive an error:
Hello Joe,
It looks like the queries that are run to open the Audit screen itself are also timing out. You can try increasing the timeout settings for OLEDBTimeout and ExtendedTimeout to see if that allows you to open the page.
Microsoft Dynamic CRM: Microsoft Dynamic CRM SQL Server timeout expired (vjcity.blogspot.com)
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