I inherited a model with a number of terrific rules which I dare not touch if I can avoid it. These days, the client moved the application to a new server and we took the opportunity to upgrade to 10.1.1. Unfortunately we see now that some Excel and TM1Web reports which used to be slow but more or less tolerable, take twice the time compared to 9.5.2.
Anything else is neat and quick as it should, just this one cube is a problem. Any ideas?
Regards
Holger
Rules performance 10.1.1 vs. 9.5.2
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Re: Rules performance 10.1.1 vs. 9.5.2
Have you your setting in the CFG file? I would do this and look at some options for the CFG file in 10.1.1. This way hopefully you'll be able to see a difference without touching the rules,
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Re: Rules performance 10.1.1 vs. 9.5.2
Thank you Jim, but the tm1s.cfg is identical... Here is the contents - nothing special in it in other words...
ServerLogging=F
SecurityPackageName=Kerberos
IntegratedSecurityMode=1
ServerName=Contdata
DataBaseDirectory=d:\TM1Data\dbname
LoggingDirectory=d:\TM1Data\Logging
AdminHost=DEMUAPP40000
PortNumber=12346
Language=DEU
SaveTime=
DownTime=
GroupsCreationLimit=20
excelwebpublishenabled=false
IdleConnectionTimeOutSeconds=14400
ServerLogging=F
SecurityPackageName=Kerberos
IntegratedSecurityMode=1
ServerName=Contdata
DataBaseDirectory=d:\TM1Data\dbname
LoggingDirectory=d:\TM1Data\Logging
AdminHost=DEMUAPP40000
PortNumber=12346
Language=DEU
SaveTime=
DownTime=
GroupsCreationLimit=20
excelwebpublishenabled=false
IdleConnectionTimeOutSeconds=14400
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Re: Rules performance 10.1.1 vs. 9.5.2
Although the contents that you can see may be identical, there will be different results. Such as Parallel Interaction for version 10 defaults to True if it isn't specified int he CFG file, this wasn't the case in version 9.5.2.holger_b wrote:Thank you Jim, but the tm1s.cfg is identical... Here is the contents - nothing special in it in other words...
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Re: Rules performance 10.1.1 vs. 9.5.2
Ah! Good to know. Are there more hidden secrets like this? Or how could I have known?
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Re: Rules performance 10.1.1 vs. 9.5.2
This type of stuff is generally put out in the new features guide with every release. The specific one about parallel interaction is mentioned in the third link down in the doc.
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/ctm1/ ... ainer.html
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Re: Rules performance 10.1.1 vs. 9.5.2
If it makes you feel any better we actually have seen performance improvements in the web between 9.5.2 and 10.1.1 FP1
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Re: Rules performance 10.1.1 vs. 9.5.2
So did I up to now, this is the first time I saw the reverse effect. I will send the model to the IBM support and let you know what they think.