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Subject: Re: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Select Sum slow performance
HI
@mgk915 : My table is InventSettlement and I sum field CostAmountAdjustment and
using where in fields : ItemID, TransDate, Cancelled and SettleModel. If I only
create the index for that where statement, my
Do you have an index on the table that could make it quicker to
select the records for the sum? So, for example, if you are
getting a total on Sales by SalesStatus, using the SalesLine table,
then there is an index (already setup) called StatusItemIdx that could speed
up the processing.
So you
Hi,
Yes I have 2 index, currently my cluster index is use another index but if I
change the cluster into index that I use for select it will boost the
performance and in this case it will slow the other query that use the other
index.
dwu
On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 7:28 PM, mgk915
Yes, you do not want to change an existing index.
Can you tell me what table and field you have the sum on?
--- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, Donny Wu doni...@... wrote:
Hi,
Yes I have 2 index, currently my cluster index is use another index but if I
change the cluster into
Yes, you do not want to change an existing index.
Can you tell me what table and field you have the sum on?
And tell me what fields you are using to group-by.
- Maeve
--- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, Donny Wu Doni.Wu@ wrote:
Hi,
Yes I have 2 index, currently
Hi Donny,
If your actual problem is why it is slow in Ax compared to direct sql in the
database, I suggest you use sql server profiler to capture whether there is
difference between your direct sql and the sql generated by Ax kernel.
Regards,
Agus
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 7:55 AM, mgk915
HI
@mgk915 : My table is InventSettlement and I sum field CostAmountAdjustment
and using where in fields : ItemID, TransDate, Cancelled and SettleModel. If
I only create the index for that where statement, my query still runnng slow
compare with Query Analyzer but if I change that index into
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