Thanks for the info James, alot more detail than I had.  I've deleted that
archive form!

Thanks,
Susan

On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 2:07 PM, James Van Sickle <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> In response to Susan's comments about archiving the AR System Email
> Messages form:
>
> According to Remedy Support, creating an Archive Form for the AR System
> Email Messages form causes a duplication of the reserved fields used by
> the
> email engine to send email.  Apparently the email engine was not setup to
> distinguish Field IDs such as 18085 between two separate forms.  When I
> created an Archive form off the Email Messages form, the Email Engine
> decided that my Archived Email Messages form was the new form to process
> incoming and outgoing email on.  This became somewhat amusing as Incoming
> email went directly to my Archive Form, and Outgoing email just sat in my
> original Email Messages form waiting to get processed.
>
> Removing the Archive form and restarting the Email Engine fixes the
> problem.
>
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> James Van Sickle
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> Joe,
>
> Properly indexed and tuned 400,000 tickets on a form shouldn't be a
> problem.  To expand on what Susan indicated, nine times out of ten, the
> biggest cause of slowness when opening forms is table fields that are
> needlessly being refreshed.  Watch out for tables being refreshed on
> hidden
> tabs.  Have an active link that fires on Gain Focus (of that tab) AND also
> on Display, with a run if of ('Page Holder' = "Tab Name').  The one action
> would be the table refresh.
>
> Of course there are other causes for slowness on opening of forms, but
> I've
> found this is the most common, and typically the easiest to fix.  (oh, and
> be suspect of any active link that fires on all three of Window Open,
> Window Loaded, and Display - its probably running three times when you
> display a ticket).
>
> Thad Esser
> Remedy Developer
> "Argue for your limitations, and sure enough, they're yours."-- Richard
> Bach
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>  "Susan Palmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>  Mel,
>
> I have found that for 'us' keeping less than 100k Help Tickets or Tasks in
> those forms keeps performance at an acceptable level.  You have to
> remember
> that all workflow is affected by the number of records in the form and
> keep
> in mind any table fields that are refreshed.
>
> We generally keep 13 months of or closed records.
>
> Since we upgraded to v7.0.1P3 last year I was excited about the 'archive'
> option.  In the last month I've used it on HTs, Tasks and email messages.
> For us it appears to require a huge amount of disk space for the
> copy/delete option.  That needs to be planned for and it was greater than
> 1
> for 1 which is logical since another table is now holding the same record.
> For us it was quite a bit more than that infact we nearly brought the
> server down.
>
> I only archive in the lowest of production hours (night) when minimal
> users
> are on the system.
>
> I was also notified yesterday that it is not recommended to archive system
> email messages, there is some unusal result related to it.  Sorry did not
> get more info.
>
> I found the actual archiving to go fairly quick, was doing about 70k
> records both times.  I liked the fact I didn't have to manually delete the
> records afterwards.
>
> hth,
> Susan
>
> ShopperTrak
>
> On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 8:28 AM, Melanie Snayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> **
> Hi Joe
>
> Thanks so much for this information. Would you perhaps be able to tell me
> whether there was a delay on saving Help Desk tickets before you archived?
>
> Regards
> Mel
>
>
> On 3/26/08, Joseph Kasell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mel,
>
> We're running 7.0.1 with ITSM 6.  We instituted archiving a little over a
> month ago, it was sorely needed, and it certainly has made a difference.
> Since Remedy was put into production back in the summer of 2004, approx
> 390,000 tickets had been submitted.  The amount of tickets had not been a
> problem until recently when we began to see performance lags performing
> various actions in Remedy.  Opening an existing Help Desk ticket from the
> Remedy Support console alone was taking anywhere from 1 to 5 seconds
> depending on the ticket (API and SQL logs were very helpful here).
>
> We decided to archive all Help Desk tickets with a status of Closed that
> were older than 13 months.  We considered using Remedy's archiving
> feature,
> but eventually went with Misi Mladoniczky's rrrchive utility.  Since our
> lab testing indicated that the archiving of an estimated 250,000 tickets
> would take about 6 to 7 hours (and slow the system down tremendously), we
> decided to archive in chunks of 40,000 which limited the performance pain
> to about an hour.  We did this for 7 nights in a row.  I can tell you that
> since, performance has improved tremendously (max time to open an existing
> ticket is about a second).  Archiving is done nightly now.  It takes a
> minute to archive the 400 to 500 tickets that meet the archive criteria.
>  I
> know that my users are happy.
>
> Joe
>
> Joseph Kasell
> Navy Federal Credit Union
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> Hey Thivagar
>
> We are in a 7.01 environment but I'm glad to know that this improved on
> performance. Could you perhaps give me a rough indication of the
> following information:
>
>  - what your database size is
>  - number of records before the archive
>  - time taken to save a call before the archive
>  - number of records after the archive
>  - time taken to save a call after the archive
>
> Anyone else like to share a bit of their archiving info with me?
>
> Regards
> Mel
>
> On 3/26/08, Thivagar Sankaran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > **
> >
> > Hi Mel,
> >
> >
> >
> > Recently I have archived the data in my 6.3 environment. I have done
> this
> > to improve the performance and I observe the performance has been
> improve=
> d
> > considerably. But the issue was, the Copy to Archive and Delete from
> > Source option was not working in my environment. Hence I went for Copy
> to
> > Archive Option and deleted the data manually. I have raised this issue
> wi=
> th
> > BMC. But as usual I didn't get a proper response.
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks & Regards,
> >
> > Thivagar Sankaran
> >
> > ITIL =96 Foundataion Certified
> >
> > Remedy Developer
> >
> >
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> >
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