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Where is APEX 4.x app SQL Perf bottleneck graph?
rocket_man
Member Posts: 15 Blue Ribbon
Back in 4.0 or 4.1.x I had a colleague show me a graph of pages (I think) that were 'grinders' in a bad way. Expensive. He clicked on an obvious peak in the line chart that showed a shared component LOV was the culprit. Turns out it was producing a cartesian result.
WHERE IS THIS GRAPH IN 5.1.x ????????
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rocket_man wrote:Back in 4.0 or 4.1.x I had a colleague show me a graph of pages (I think) that were 'grinders' in a bad way. Expensive. He clicked on an obvious peak in the line chart that showed a shared component LOV was the culprit. Turns out it was producing a cartesian result. WHERE IS THIS GRAPH IN 5.1.x ????????
Exactly where it was in 4.x, on the Debug Data Message Page.
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rocket_man wrote:Back in 4.0 or 4.1.x I had a colleague show me a graph of pages (I think) that were 'grinders' in a bad way. Expensive. He clicked on an obvious peak in the line chart that showed a shared component LOV was the culprit. Turns out it was producing a cartesian result. WHERE IS THIS GRAPH IN 5.1.x ????????
Exactly where it was in 4.x, on the Debug Data Message Page.