Coby,

 

You need to ask you support agents to change activities status to "Deal
with" in Activity form once they viewed customer activities. In Agent
console, it only displays activities with "Need attention" status. If
you have ton of open activities, it will take forever to loa.

 

This happened to me before, after I got permission from our support
center manager, I used modify all to changed the activity status to
"Deal with" for all activities opened more than two month. And that
solves the problem.

 

Hui-Qing Bao

Sr. System Analyst

iDirect Technologies

13865 Sunrise Valley Drive

Herndon, VA 20171

703-648-8104

 

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Thanks for the reply Randy.  The Development Cache Mode flag is not
checked.  Is this what you mean?

 

Coby

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        One thing to also look at are you running in production mode or
dev mode?  

         

        
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        Subject: Remedy CSS Slowness - too many Activities

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        All, we are running Remedy CSS 5.6 with ARS 6.3 against an
Oracle 10g backend.   When changing groups using the Console View on the
Agent Console, it is taking approx 1.5 to 2.0 minutes to return.   I
turn on logging and noticed it is taking a long time querying the T287
table.  This is the table that holds the Activity/Interaction records.
We have approx 1457236 records in this table.   I also noticed in the
SQL call it's doing an Order By.   I think between the amount of records
and the order by clause, this is the reason we're seeing so much
slowness.   I was just wondering if anyone has experience with this
issue?  Does anyone know where the order by clause is being generated
from?   Thanks for any help you can give me one this.

         

        Coby

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