on 2016 Feb 24 6:04 AM
Dear Folks,
As per our current solution design Implementation team added nearly 7/8 custom assignments blocks to one of the CRM Component in WEBUI.
As there assignment blocks are important as there will be related information which has to be reviewed by the business.
Now the problem is when we try to open any transactions where the data is more in the assignment block we face the performance issues.
Areas of concern:
Please guide how can we improvise the performance.
Currently we are in CRM package: 7.03
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Arjun.
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Hi Mallikarjun,
There is n number of possibilities in this case. As Bhushan indicated, there is not much technical information provided. Please check the performance check tools depicted by Christian. One more link http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/30d43eb9-487d-2e10-f688-a9dac9378...
My 2 cents ...
As you said, these are custom assignment blocks. What is the data fetch mechanism for these custom assignment blocks. I think you can do a check on data fetch for Custom GENILs ( if any ). Also, check if getter methods have any data fetch logic in them.
Thanks,
Ravi K
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Hi Arjun,
Cheers
Bhushan
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Hi Arjun,
as soon as this is a custom development, maybe it can be improved somehow.
It is hard to judge as we don't know what exactly was developed and how.
Just check how "fast" does it work without these custom assignment blocks (e.g. by setting user parameter WCF_IGNORE_ENHANCEMT to 'A').
Then you can also try to measure performance with the tools already mentioned above.
Also you may still negotiate with business not to keep all the assignment blocks expanded as for sure it will impact the performance.
Regards,
Maxim
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Hi Arjun,
without any details it is hard to give useful advise what to do.
My first suggestion would be to execute some performance traces (SAT) and check if you are able to identify the root cause of the performance issue with them.
An example how to create performance traces for WebUI transactions is given in the following document:
However, I'd suggest using SAT instead of SE30 to analyse the traces.
Christian
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