Hi folks,
Not sure if this is expected, but we select a 15-day date range or more on the "List Transactions" screen, it takes forever or even most of the time, it just crashes RMS.
Is there a way to speed it up or avoid displaying the transactions, but just allowing us to type in the transaction number and display the transaction if found?
Thanks,
...Alex
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There are many sites and books on the subject since it is very broad. It varies on the installation. Normally I look at hard drive, read/write access, swap file placement, sql total and average memory usage, just to name a few.
I have found that ssd drives will help with queries since the drive doesn't have a physical head that it needs to move, making read access far quicker. Also, you can place the database on its own drive separate from other applications and the OS.
Also I recommend trying to only run the essential applications, i.e. no google chrome browsing.
There are numerous more ways to tune a database server.
Ed,
Thanks for your response.
Did you change/tune up something specific on your SQL installation to speed up these slow downs?
Did you add an index to a table or something to related to this nature?
Please advise.
Thanks,
...Alex
Alex
Sounds like you have a large number of transactions. Unfortionately the only this is one of the slowest parts of the system. I have found that if I tune the MS SQL installation then it make these slow downs very minimum. Also I recommend a SSD drive for the database. I have one in my laptop and it is very fast and RMS responds very well.
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