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Hi Andreas,
Is there any mechanism for transferring all purepaths on regular basis?
Thanks
Hi Chintan
I am happy to look at PurePaths that you export - but - I dont think I have the bandwidth to look at all your PurePaths that you send me on a regular basis. If that was your question.
If you want to know how to store PurePaths on a regular basis for your own internal use then this would be a different question
Answer by Mark M. · Oct 10, 2016 at 08:12 PM
101016-lmsprod.dts Andreas could you analyze? I seeing that ThreadStart() is taking up most time during duration. But the I don't entry point is reflecting. Also What causes the Threading? and is there way to Resolve?
Hi Mark. Sorry for the late answer on this one. I typically receive these PurePaths through email as explained in the Share Your PurePath page - http://bit.ly/sharepurepath
In your PurePath it seems that your transaction finishes in 438ms. What the code is also doing is to spawn am async background thread that is using IdeaBlade.Util.TracePublisher to proceses some type of queue. This all happens asynchronously in the background and therefore not impacting your end user transaction response time. I assume that your app is simply checking for background worker jobs coming in through a queue. I would ask your engineers what this is supposed to do.
Overall I dont see a real issue in the moment impacting your end user response time of that request.The only thing I see though is the classical N+1 Query Problem to the Database. There are two SQL Statements that are called 65 and 20 times each. I am sure your devs could optimize that
Andi
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