SQL logs does not always tell you the truth. Instead the API logs are
better, they can tell you how long an operation takes. RRRLogs is a
very good tools for examine perfromance, and it do show you the API
transaction time. (but also a lot of other nice stuff)

Example:
You create a record, the there is a lot of workflow trigger. Ie:
notify a group of users. The SQL logs can show you that no SQL command
takes longer than 0.010 seconds, but the API log shows that the create
record took 5 seconds. And it spend much of the time creating records
in AR System Email Messages form to notify all the users in the group.

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Jarl


On Jan 10, 2008 6:43 PM, Kathy Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Hi,
>
> I was curious what other people are doing to measure performance.  We are
> having some performance issues.  I know we can run Remedy logging (SQL,
> etc.).  Is there a tool that we can use to capture these performance issues.
> Also do most people use a separate Reporting Server to run reports?
>
>
>
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