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How to increase the workflow performance in ax 2012

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How to increase the workflow performance in ax 2012. can any one help regarding this

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Iulian Cordobin 8,201 on at

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What do you mean by "Increase performance". Are you referring to the fact that you have to wait "some time" between an action is taken by someone and the result of that action is shown? If, yes, than the only thing you can do is to check that the Workflow message processing batch job is set to run at 1 minute interval.

You can check the workflow infrastructure and see how it works, this will get you a clear picture of what may be seen as a "delay" between the phases.

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Iulian Cordobin 8,201 on at

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Here is one of the many topics of how this works: technet.microsoft.com/.../dd309641.aspx

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Umesh Pandit 9,315 User Group Leader on at

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check if this works for you community.dynamics.com/.../workflow-status-is-pending-for-long-time-in-ax-2012.aspx

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Hi Iulian Cordobin

Thanks for the reply

I would like to know the code level performance and we need to Identify the bottleneck and Increase the performance of the workflow?

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Hi Umesh

Thanks for the reply

Its working fine, here my issue is how to increase the time performance weather its is code level or any thing else.

for ex: its hitting around 40 tables in the full flow of work flow and for that it has taken 40 milli seconds . now i would like change it into less than 40 milli seconds ? i hope you got my point.

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André Arnaud de Cal... 301,020 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi Santhosh,

You can use the Trace parser to analyse whether it would be possible to improve performance. It shows the calls to business logic and SQL with lead times. You can then focus on the time consuming part of the process. To monitor the workflow you can run the class SysWorkflowMessageQueueManager manually in stead of processing through batch processing.

Have a look at the next page (and related pages):

technet.microsoft.com/.../jj149695.aspx

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