Fellow Remedy Admins

   I appear to have a user that is routinely performing large queries 
against our Help Desk form and causing performance hits.  I am trying to 
find a way to determine who this user is so I can educate them on how to 
properly query records in Remedy.  What would be the best way to see the 
types of queries that users are making against a particular form?  If I 
can get either the search criteria or records returned, then I could use 
that information to track down this user.

   I have tried setting up an Active Link that feeds a form when a Search 
action is performed.  I used $LASTCOUNT$ to try and capture the number of 
records returned.  Unfortunately, this appears to only return 0 when using 
it with the Search Execute On.

   Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.  The performance hit from 
these searches is too random to be an Escalation.  However, I have gone 
over Escalation workflow and logs, and not found anything that could be 
causing the performance hit so far.

James Van Sickle
Remedy Developer
Commercial Metals Company

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