Payables Transaction by Document Inquiry Slow – Fixed in 2018R2?

  • Payables Transaction by Document Inquiry Slow – Fixed in 2018R2?

    Posted by Kyle Malone on July 29, 2019 at 4:42 pm
    • Kyle Malone, CPA

      Member

      July 29, 2019 at 4:42 PM

      I can’t find info on this anywhere.Ā  On GP2018, the Inquiry – Document is unusable because it’s so slow, especially in companies with a ton of volume.

      Is it resolved in 2018R2 or does anyone know if/when it’ll be resolved w/ future releases?

      Thanks,
      Kyle

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      Kyle Malone, CPA
      GP Admin – CGB Enterprises, Inc.
      Lead Consultant/Blogger – http://ALaCarteGP.com
      Chapter Leader – Louisiana (New Orleans)
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    • Barry Crowell

      Member

      July 30, 2019 at 9:39 AM

      Kyle,

      This is a design problem with the window and I don’t believe it has been fixed in GP2018 R2.Ā  You can read more about this issue hereĀ and get the free GP add-in that fixes the issue create by Steve Endow.

      Thanks,

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      Barry Crowell
      BI/EDW Solution Architect
      KTL Solutions, Inc
      Frederick MD
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    • Terry Heley

      Member

      July 30, 2019 at 10:29 AM

      Hi Kyle, yes it has been fixed, the window now opens blank for you.
      This is noted in my below blog fix list build 18.00.0672
      https://community.dynamics.com/gp/b/dynamicsgp/posts/microsoft-dynamics-gp-2018-u-s-year-end-update-released
      Thanks
      Terry HeleyĀ 
      Microsoft

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      Terry Heley
      HR/PR expert
      Microsoft
      West Fargo ND
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    • Bruce Strom

      Member

      July 30, 2019 at 10:48 AM

      The problem is that window access the table only with the document number, but not the document type, and both fields are key fields

      My gut feeling is that if you add a non-unique key to the SQL table in SQL for only the document number it would speed this up, but have not been brave enough to try this.

      If it works, you may have to re-do this change after the next upgrade, if it rebuilds the table.

      Everyone, do you think this is safe to do?

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      Bruce Strom
      Programmer Analyst
      Associated Grocers of Florida / Supervalu
      Sunrise FL
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    • Kyle Malone, CPA

      Member

      July 30, 2019 at 11:03 AM

      Great news.Ā  Thank you both!

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      Kyle Malone, CPA
      GP Admin – CGB Enterprises, Inc.
      Lead Consultant/Blogger – http://ALaCarteGP.com
      Chapter Leader – Louisiana (New Orleans)
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    • Brenner Klenzman

      Member

      August 31, 2019 at 6:25 AM

      Hi-
      We recently looked into this for a customer with a very large database.Ā  They reported that using the window locked the client machine, and severely degraded performance for other users in the system.Ā  We tracked down the source of the problem to a poorly written SQL stored procedure used by the window to populate a temp table.Ā  The client reported that the change we made to the stored procedure resolved the issue.Ā  You can read about the fix here:

      https://willoware.com/payables-transaction-inquiry-document-performance-issue/

      Regards,
      Brenner

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      Brenner Klenzman
      President
      WilloWare, Inc.
      Wapella IL
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