If you're not already doing it, considering that you want to have minimal
impact on users hitting the server you are running on, the normal
recommendation is to use an RPC private thread to isolate the load to that
thread, and not compete with Fast/List threads that are taking user
workload.
On
I'd have to do testing on the times. The times were guestimates just to state
there was a big difference, but not exact. 10 records today could take x
minutes and tomorrow take y minutes. It just depends on what's coming in.
Some records update no records and others update n records. I
1 million in 1 vs 8 hours though?that's quite a bit of delayI've
done the 'staging' method on imports before, as you said, have them give
you a file and process it in the background...notify them when the import
is done, let them 'approve' the records, then move them into the actual
Mike/LJ,
Thanks for the quick response. That was my assumption of filter firing. Would
be nice to be able to rank filters in the server ranking form and setup pools
like escalations. Even better would be to setup server rankings based on pools.
Currently I'm having a small set of users
Hi Brian -
It has always been my experience that filters run on that initiated them. So,
if initiated by an end user due to an action they took, filters would run on
the AR server that they are connected to at the time. Filters that are
initiated due to an escalation would run on the server
Brian,
The filters fire on the Remedy server that kicks off the transaction. So
if you are running imports, the filters are firing on the server you are
importing on, in the case of Escalations that kick off Filters, they are
firing on the same server the Escalation is firing on.
Certainly, if
Where do filters fire in a server group and can this be controlled? I'm
assuming they fire on the server the user is attached to at the time. What
about when an escalation triggers a filter. Does the filter fire on the same
server as the escalation, which could then be controlled in the
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