Note Cloud Customers: We are multi-tennant and running on server 201.
Epicor upgraded us to 10.2.700.2 this weekend and we are seeing horrible performance. As in 1-2 minutes per click.
Just thought I would post this to make sure it is not just us.
DaveO
Did you experience this during the testing phase?
Mr. Mark: No we did not see this during testing.
Also, i just logged into Pilot 201 and it is running at normal speed.
We had another person log on remotely from their home and it is slow also, so that take out all our pc’s and internet connect at the facility.
DaveO
It seems you’re not alone. Well, MT/Express users. Other Public Cloud users (Dedicated Tenants) are not seeing this disruption.
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Mr. Mark: Thank you, I forgot about the Status page. You are the MAN!
tmastern
(Troy Mastern)
October 20, 2020, 6:42pm
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Still up and down after two days…this one really hurts!
Mr. Troy: I completely agree - we have some VERY frustrated users.
Have you heard any info on what is causing the issue?
Maybe Epicor would be willing to move us from MT to DT (for free of coarse )
tmastern
(Troy Mastern)
October 20, 2020, 6:52pm
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No, I’ve not heard of the root caused, but I’ve asked for that info once the emergency is over…and I’m also investigating the process of moving from MT to t least the public cloud offering…
DrewRust
(Drew Rust)
October 21, 2020, 1:19pm
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FWIW we are also experiencing poor performance. Multiple complex BAQ’s are timing out/returning errors even though they work in Pilot and have worked in Live for months. Anyone else experiencing pain specific to complex queries?
askulte
(Andris Skulte)
February 17, 2021, 2:29pm
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What was the resolution for this? We just upgraded our on-prem 10.2.500.9 to 10.2.700.6, and are getting slow response for about 1/4 of our users.
Hally
(Simon Hall)
February 17, 2021, 2:38pm
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Part of the issue might be related to windows updates, refer to this post.
Update
Microsoft confirmed the performance fix affecting ERP will be released on July 20 as KB5004296. For more information see "KB0108621 February and March 2021 Windows
EDIT Current list of updates that have been seen to slow the performance of Epicor are as follows.
W10 build 1909 KB5000808
W10 build 2004&20H2 KB4601319 & KB5000802 & KB4601382
Server 2019 Build 1809 KB4601383 &KB5000822
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As far as I know nothing has changed in the environment except maybe the typical wind…
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askulte
(Andris Skulte)
February 17, 2021, 4:13pm
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@Hally - Thanks. We’re looking into that too. Some of our users mentioned the slowdown started on Friday, before we upgraded, so it all points to the KB’s.
DaveOlender
(Dave Olender)
February 17, 2021, 4:19pm
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Mr. Andris: Epicor eventually fixed the slowness issue. it lasted for a couple of days but eventually “it fixed itself” .
It could have been our connectivity, however, all of our other Cloud apps were working fine at the time.
Sorry, i am not much help, but in the end I believe Epicor adjusted something on their side.
DaveO