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 Getting started in the community
We're launching the new community!

Our new Community is LIVE! Ok, so it’s finally here...drumroll please...?You can find a link to our brand spanking new community here, make sure to refer your colleagues as well! https://community.company.com/You should see our new community as a one stop shop to answer all of your most pressing needs. Can’t find an answer? Simply post a question on the community! Of course, if you still want to contact our support team you can do so here! Everyone has their own profile on the community, and can vote on ideas and suggestions.  We even have a points leaderboard too, so look out in case your name appears there. We will be giving points to the users who answer the most questions on the community, are the most active and post the most popular requests in the ideation section. We can also reward badges to our users…so keep an eye out for that too. That’s it for now! Any questions...ask the community! - Frank

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chauggaardCommunity Manager
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CH Draft - Test Execution Performance Monitoring and Troubleshooting

ScenarioEarlier executions of a package used to complete in less time.  However, it is taking more time now. There are no specific errors or retries. Review and compare execution logsRight-click on a package -> View Execution History LogReview Gantt charts for fast and slow execution to compare objects, steps and timings. Check to see if overall number of objects or steps have increased.   View Tools menu -> project Execution Overview Log. Review various measures and drill-down to various objects.  Two examples are shown below: Right-Click on data warehouse or a table - > Execution Overview Log When you turn on logging (execution package settings -> Log Execution time and Log Row Count check boxes), it will shows how fast a table ran and how many rows were transferred,Compare slow and fast executions, looking at timings and number of rows.Check schedules, steps and overlapsa.  Trace Source => ODX and ODX => Data Warehouse:How to Query ODX local Backlog SQLite database

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Eliza
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