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Kandy Beatty
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HI All,

I’ve had 2 upgrades in the last week and the users have complained that their system is slow after the upgrade. 

I have told them to clear their cache for all users, but does anyone else have any tips??

I looked to see if this was a known issue and could not find it. 

 

Thank you!

Best answer by Vignesh Ponnusamy

Hi @kandybeatty49,

I would suggest you check the request profiler to identify the time consuming processes. Additionally, refer the following help document for more the troubleshooting steps,

Good Luck, 

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patrickcolgan94
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Hello, I would suggest also doing the following additional steps within System Management workspace:

  • Rebuild Full Text Entity Index
  • Under Tenant more actions menu select Optimize Database

Hope that helps,

Patrick


anahizentella94
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Have you experienced the error after migration to 23R1 Branch.LocalizationCode doesn't exists in the database.


Vignesh Ponnusamy
Acumatica Moderator
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Hi @kandybeatty49,

I would suggest you check the request profiler to identify the time consuming processes. Additionally, refer the following help document for more the troubleshooting steps,

Good Luck, 


Kandy Beatty
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  • September 3, 2023
anahizentella94 wrote:

Have you experienced the error after migration to 23R1 Branch.LocalizationCode doesn't exists in the database.

Hi @anahizentella94 

No I have not experienced this. 


JTang
Jr Varsity II
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  • November 28, 2023

The above suggestions will alleviate some of the issues, but from my experiences, the root cause would be Business events and/or Push Notifications. Acumatica has stated that using a PL screen for a business event will cause errors/issues, and if you monitor your process push notifications, it will be reflective of that.

 

What really pinpointed my issue was, I used the system queue monitor screen and checked out the performance issue tab for each queue type. I found where the processing time was extremely abnormal, recreated the business events/GI from scratch (do not copy or you risk just repeating the same issue), and/or simply removed unnecessary queries. My theory is that Acumatica improved/enhanced the logic for business events and push notifications without updating the legacy logic. But without us knowing what happened exactly, we just have to start from scratch so it will use the new logic. 


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