E9 Reporting very slow

SSRS reports?

 

From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Friday, May 06, 2016 9:34 AM
To: yahoogroups
Subject: [Vantage] E9 Reporting very slow

 




Good Morning All,

 

I would appreciate any input any of you could give me. 

 

The Problem:

 

Version: 9.05.702A

Database Type: Progress to SQL

System Setup: 2 server (1 SQL Server, 1 Application Server)

 

The problem is with reporting. Reports can take several minutes to hours to complete. For example, the Shop Load report takes 5 minutes to generate 12 pages of data. The only clue I have is the Task Agent needs to be restarted every few days or it stops working and has to be forced to stop. 

 

Everything else seems fine. Information to the screens comes fairly quick. No one locks up. dashboards work fine. 

 

I've eliminated any hardware issues. Both servers have enough RAM (256GB of RAM). Both servers are using (4) E7540 Intel Xeons. CPU usage rarely gets above 40% on the heaviest of days. Drives are 15K SAS RAID 10 and about 20K IOPS. 

 

Any suggestions? I appreciate the help.

 

Jonathan Lang

I.T Manager

Database Engineer

 




Good Morning All,

I would appreciate any input any of you could give me. 

The Problem:

Version: 9.05.702A
Database Type: Progress to SQL
System Setup: 2 server (1 SQL Server, 1 Application Server)

The problem is with reporting. Reports can take several minutes to hours to complete. For example, the Shop Load report takes 5 minutes to generate 12 pages of data. The only clue I have is the Task Agent needs to be restarted every few days or it stops working and has to be forced to stop. 

Everything else seems fine. Information to the screens comes fairly quick. No one locks up. dashboards work fine. 

I've eliminated any hardware issues. Both servers have enough RAM (256GB of RAM). Both servers are using (4) E7540 Intel Xeons. CPU usage rarely gets above 40% on the heaviest of days. Drives are 15K SAS RAID 10 and about 20K IOPS. 

Any suggestions? I appreciate the help.

Jonathan Lang
I.T Manager
Database Engineer

I sent you my collection of Epicor answer books on this offline.

 

Greg

 

From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Friday, May 06, 2016 9:34 AM
To: yahoogroups
Subject: [Vantage] E9 Reporting very slow

 

 

Good Morning All,

 

I would appreciate any input any of you could give me. 

 

The Problem:

 

Version: 9.05.702A

Database Type: Progress to SQL

System Setup: 2 server (1 SQL Server, 1 Application Server)

 

The problem is with reporting. Reports can take several minutes to hours to complete. For example, the Shop Load report takes 5 minutes to generate 12 pages of data. The only clue I have is the Task Agent needs to be restarted every few days or it stops working and has to be forced to stop. 

 

Everything else seems fine. Information to the screens comes fairly quick. No one locks up. dashboards work fine. 

 

I've eliminated any hardware issues. Both servers have enough RAM (256GB of RAM). Both servers are using (4) E7540 Intel Xeons. CPU usage rarely gets above 40% on the heaviest of days. Drives are 15K SAS RAID 10 and about 20K IOPS. 

 

Any suggestions? I appreciate the help.

 

Jonathan Lang

I.T Manager

Database Engineer

 




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