How to PD the several minute delay in display of saved work item query
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RTC 5.0.2 ifix003. On one of our repositories, one project exhibits very slow display of a saved query and I've captured the n/w transactions using Firefox web console:
During this gap, several "Unresponsive Script" warnings come about. I will say that there are entries in jazz log complaining about a Value Set and a work item not having an attribute configured. This condition has been present for months, if not years, but the display of saved queries was quite responsive. After the pain of the initial display of a query in one's browser, other queries are displayed as expected. I've tried on RHEL 6.6 w Firefox 31 and Opera 12.14, Windows 7 and Internet Explorer. I'm sure it's not Rose Mary Woods to blame.
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Ralph Schoon (63.3k●3●36●46)
| answered Apr 02 '15, 3:29 a.m.
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I find the question quite cryptic and the body does not actually contain a question at all. I am not sure anyone will be able to help here and would suggest to contact support, if you have a performance problem.
Comments What is unclear, the Rose Mary Woods reference ? ;-) A certain project when a first attempt to open a saved query is done, 6-10 minutes go by with possible multiple "Unresponsive Script" warnings. The screen shot is the browser network activity captured with Firefox Web Console.
"How to PD the several minute gap in display of saved work item query" - no idea what that means.
Opened PMR. |
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Discovered that using quick search for any work item relieves the condition in this single project area wherein the first access of any part of "Work Items" section ( e.g. Welcome to Work Items, picking a recent query ) takes up to 15 minutes to complete the display. Doing a quick search lets user use their queries, etc without impediment.
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