In this post I will finish the ERP system performance block. Today I have chosen topic not directly connected with SQL Server, but it’s rather important for building complete picture of the process. So, we have analyze in details how to look for performance bottlenecks inside system business logic, but…
As I promised, this post will be dedicated to some real life practice. We’ll try to find the bottle neck in one document save process. The principles and structures for ERP performance were described in the previous posts you can find them in my blog. The work starts when we…
In this post I’d like to show what performance reports we use in our everyday work to track whether system is ok or not. First section – reports we are receiving on daily basis. Timeout Report. The report consists of two parts: Chart with Timeout Coefficient and List of Timeout…
In this I will continue previous one What performance metrics are important and how to collect them and will describe the database structure to store performance statistics. I will take as basis the structure designed by me and generalize it for common use. The database can be divided into two parts:…
In the previous post How to measure your system performance, I’ve given common description of your own ERP system performance. Now I would like to concentrate on what performance metrics we can collect. First of all let’s try to list metrics that are important from users’ point of view and…
I would like to start a new set of posts about system performance. I would not write about Windows server performance or database performance, but speak how to measure your ERP system work. If you face situations when server is ok, database is ok, but users are crying that everything…