How can I make a report faster?

How can I make a report faster?

Make Your Report Run Faster

1. Add more filtering. Try to reduce the number of rows by adding more filters.
2. Hide any unnecessary columns. The fewer columns you have, the faster a larger data set load will go.

Can you run a report on reports in Salesforce?

Once you click into the Reports tab, you’ll be taken to the main screen for reports. Here, you can either run, edit, or view existing reports—or create a new one.

Why does the report spend all its time on the query?

According to profiler and the RS ExecutionLogStorage table, the report was spending all it’s time on the query. Brian S.’s comment led me to the solution..I simply added WITH RECOMPILE before the AS statement in the SP, and now the report time pretty much matches the SP execution time.

How to get reports from long running performance monitor data?

The Resource Policy of Delete Oldest causes older folders to be deleted to keep from growing too large. You can adjust the size or folder count as needed. However, two things have to occur to have the data purging trigger. First, the “Enable data management and report generation” property has to be selected. It should be selected by default.

Why do I get longer report generation times?

Larger source data results in longer report generation times. While the report is being generated, all data collection has stopped and that same DCS cannot be restarted. Other than the report name in the Data Manager section, there is no GUI for managing report definitions.

Is your data retrieval takes time or report rendering takes time?

Hi Kk, Is your data retrieval takes time or report rendering takes time? Run this query in your report server database to get the above two. Select * From Executionlog2Check the timings data retrieval time, processing time, and report rendering time. If data retrieval takes time, Give some default values to filters (parameters).