Customer has noticed a pattern for the first peson to access CRM in the day.
It takes a very long time to open first CRM window. Then it works quickly all
day, but there are some entities that then take a long time to open.

It is almost like the .NET code is being recompiled each morning? or else
the database has to load some indexes. Guessing here. Server is not the
fastest. But this is a problem because they are reporting 30 - 45 seconds for
this delay.

Any ideas on how to prevent this? What it is?

Re: First user in morning takes long time to open CRM windows by Michael

Michael
Sat May 10 15:34:27 CDT 2008

This is a well known problem and there's also a well-know solution:
http://blogs.msdn.com/joris_kalz/archive/2006/08/09/Caching-Tool.aspx. This
tool simply requests pages in CRM and this forces the server to always have
a populated cache.

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Michael Höhne, Microsoft Dynamics CRM MVP

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"tedsullivan" <tedsullivan@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Customer has noticed a pattern for the first peson to access CRM in the
> day.
> It takes a very long time to open first CRM window. Then it works quickly
> all
> day, but there are some entities that then take a long time to open.
>
> It is almost like the .NET code is being recompiled each morning? or else
> the database has to load some indexes. Guessing here. Server is not the
> fastest. But this is a problem because they are reporting 30 - 45 seconds
> for
> this delay.
>
> Any ideas on how to prevent this? What it is?