In NetSuite, I have a standard view that doesn’t seem to finish loading, apparently due to the number of records in that table. How can I resolve this? What alternatives do I have?

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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** In NetSuite, if you're experiencing issues with a standard view not finishing loading due to the number of records in the table, there are several potential solutions you could consider: 1. Optimize your search: If you're dealing with a large number of records, it's important to optimize your search to only return the necessary data. Avoid using

SELECT *

in your queries, as this can significantly slow down the loading time. Instead, select only the specific fields you need. 2. Use SuiteAnalytics: SuiteAnalytics is a powerful tool that can help you manage large amounts of data. However, keep in mind that 'tables' in SuiteAnalytics are actually 'views' projected as tables, and some of these views can have a large number of joins, which can slow down performance. To improve performance, try to limit the number of joins in your views. 3. Consider using a data warehouse: If you're dealing with a very large number of records, it might be more efficient to move your data to a data warehouse. This can help improve performance and make it easier to manage your data. 4. Check the Records Catalog: The Records Catalog in NetSuite can show you all the joins and cardinality of your tables. This can help you optimize your queries and improve performance. 5. Limit the number of custom records: If you're creating a large number of custom records, this can potentially impact performance. Try to limit the number of custom records you create, and consider using a data warehouse for storing large amounts of historical data. Remember, it's always a good idea to monitor your performance and adjust your strategies as needed to ensure optimal performance.