The XRef_GetTree has an average duration of 241 seconds and 57 million database reads. The screen capture below shows XRef_GetTree consuming 26.6% of the SQL CPU usage. High CPU usage could be typical behavior of the SQL server or victim of external or internal SQL server stress. Top CPU usage stored procedures don’t always equate to performance issues. The object names are PDM stored procedures.

When high and sustaining CPU usage periods are revealed in the report, need to engage users and get confirmation of slower PDM performance during the time periods.Ĭurrent Database Object Execution Statistic Report: The other two periods have lower CPU usage but the durations are still substantial. The most severe period occurs after 2 PM and ends around 2:30 PM. During these periods, users most likely experience overall slower PDM performance due to SQL server being under stress. The CPU usage graph below shows three high and sustaining CPU usage periods. The following example demonstrates the use of the information from the Performance tab as part of the troubleshooting process. Analyzing the reports may reveal areas of interest that warrant further investigation. Always run the tool on consecutive days at around the same time when try to understand the SQL server workload. The report creates snapshots of the SQL server and vault database information for analysis. The PDM Status Report tool has become an indispensable tool for investigating performance issues. January 31, 2018: voting ends Using information from Performance tab of SOLIDWORKS® PDM Status Report to Isolate Performance Issues January 6, 2018: voting on all ideas begins January 5, 2018: deadline for new idea submissions

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Click on “Content” just under the Top Ten List banner. Submitted ideas can be viewed by visiting the SOLIDWORKS World 2018 Top Ten List area of the discussion forum. All ideas are considered by SOLIDWORKS development and the Top Ten ideas will be presented at SOLIDWORKS World 2018 in Los Angeles, February 4-7. Once ideas are submitted, you will be given the opportunity to vote for your favorite ideas. The SOLIDWORKS World Top Ten List is now open for idea submissions and discussion. For those of you who are new to the SOLIDWORKS World Top Ten List, it is an opportunity to submit your ideas for enhancements to SOLIDWORKS. Welcome to this new edition of the SOLIDWORKS Support Monthly News, coauthored by members of the SOLIDWORKS Technical Support teams worldwide.

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