Another day in NetSuite paradise :beach_with_umbre...
# suitescript
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Another day in NetSuite paradise 🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️
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Recently moved to OCI?
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This was a problem before and after OCI
but yeah, I think this account was migrated recently.
I've got a feeling the actual NS codebase is a monolithic nightmare of 2004 style Enterprise Java.
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Definitely worth a message to support if you haven't already. Seems like lots of people get issues initially, but support do something in the way of optimisation to fix. We're due our OCI move soon. Dreading it, as we have speed issues despite moving to Premium tier a while back
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I genuinely believe there is no point in contacting support.
I remember some tickets being marked as 'optimisation' and being left open for 7 years.
There are individual flags they can play around with in the DB, but overall, the performance isn't good.
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I'd agree 95% of the time, but if you can screen grab this and similar APM graphs showing it's an ongoing issue, they will actually take it seriously. They might suggest a tier review, but it all helps in the long run.
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This client is in the top tier already.
I'll tell someone on their side to raise a ticket. I don't have the patience to deal with support.
NS will blame it on having 150,000 sales orders in the system.. it's a nonsense excuse
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We have 2m+ sales orders on premium tier and the system's slow, but generally 10s or less for most operations in UI.
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10s is still too long but damn.. that's pretty quick for nS
You're telling me that you can go here Transactions>Sales>Enter Sales Orders>List and it only takes 10 seconds? @Dominic B
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No, that's far worse at 110s, but we never use it!
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Most users will have searches set up for viewing lists of transactions. A few seem to like this view though.
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Had our OCI move last weekend - not had any performance problems. It's still the same (slow-ish) speed as before. I think us having a mountain of scheduled & map/reduce scripts helped warm the caches on Sunday
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I agree that these speeds are the standard for netsuite (which is RIDICULOUS!). a DB pull of 150,000 should be a 0-2 seconds. How do you know if you are on OCI?
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The account administrator is advised before you move to OCI. There'll be a notice in administrative notifications for accounts which have moved. I suspect it probably shows up in Setup > Company Information or similar too, but we've not moved yet
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So if you have a Data Center, you haven't moved to OCI
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@Craig out OCI instance is dire. So slow. Support blame scripts and workflows. They worked fine before the migration. Do you have any Support Case numbers we can share to help get this escalated. 3 weeks on and it is still painfully slow.
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What a pain in the arse
Performance has always been crap though
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Yes, Netsuite never the fastest, but we are seeing a simple workflow to set one field to equal another taking 30s.
Not all the time, so its not the workflow.