Monday, 13 February 2012

Dynamics CRM Improving Reports Performance

When developing reports, specially reports with dashboards we can end up with complex SQL code which running against FilteredViews is slower than directly on a table. A great trick to improve the code performance, is to download all content of the filtered view onto a temporary table stored in memory and then run the SQL code against this table in memory.

The example I have below, on the first query I get 5 min run time against a few thousand opportunities, the second block of code, I store the data onto a temporary table and then query it, and reduce the time to 36 seconds. The result is a much happier customer.



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