Form X takes an average of 35 seconds to load (at the client). I did not develop the form - I suspect it comes from AX2012.
I read the following post which was very helpful: https://community.dynamics.com/ax/f/33/t/87286
Mr Drab's verified answer to the problem is very extensive and a bit over my head. I need a bit more specific answer, if possible. I was wondering if someone could help me with a simpler list of properties/code I can play with to improve the performance of the form.
Some details:
Properties that I am aware of that may have an influence:
Are there other simple-ish "things" (properties/code) I can look at or try to improve the forms performance?
Thanks for reading
Please let me know if I am unclear
Sorry for the late reply. Here it is:
I'm working on a reply. I've got some other pressing work
Sure we are interested
Hi Pete,
I'm interested :) You may also send me a private message with the details.
Trace Parser helped me to find the issue. Thanks all.
It was not the List Page that created the issue. It's quite a long story. If someone wants to know, I'll provide the information.
Thank you Sukrut and Andre.
Andre - I only mentioned that I suspect the form comes from AX2012. This is for D365.
I don't know how to correctly word what I want to say... Here is an attempt: The form was created in AX2012 in model X and came to D365 when model X was upgraded from AX2012 to D365. And it hasn't been modified since. I mentioned it because the pattern is List Page (I understand in D365 we should use Simple List) and because I'm trying to give as much info as possible (Martin kindly asked me), so I thought it might be relevant. But I probably should've left that detail out.
Myself and a consultant are currently busy with the whole trace parser process. I will update this thread shortly.
Hi Pete,
Is this question related to AX2012 or Dynamics 365? You posted the question in the MSDyn365FO forum and mentioned AX2012. Like mentioned above, the trace parser can help in both product versions.
Here are some links about how to use trace parser -
Yes, that's the tool. No reason to guess if you can see what is slow and why.
Thanks Ievgen.
It will be the first time I use it... I am busy with other work at the moment. I found this link which I will read before I start this project: docs.microsoft.com/.../trace-trace-tutorial Is that what you were referring to?
And do you maybe have a guess what the issue might be? (Based on the info I provided)
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