Answers.Body: <p>okay, guess I got it.
  as soon as I kick the Preparse Field-plugin, everything works smooth. but i guess it's not the plugin that causes the trouble, it's the way craft is writing its logs for deprecated code? </p>
  
  <p>another solution: RTFM..
  in Preparse Field-plugin: activate "Disable all Preparse field columns on all element indices".</p>
  
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Answers.Text: Yeah, update the preparse plugin to get rid of the deprecated messages, and disable the element indices thing, that will slow things down if you have alot of entries.
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Body: <p>we have a little problem with craft after updating to the new version.
  the entry-overview (foo.com/craft-admin/entries/) seems to load much slower than before when I click an entry (up to 10 seconds)
  problem part 2: we just created about 100 sections, which makes the system complete unusable, as we run into timeouts by clicking certain entries. 
  any idea how to deal with this?</p>
  
Tags: <mysql><timeout>
Title: entry-overview superslow after update?
ThreadText: # entry-overview superslow after update?
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2016-03-30)
  
  we have a little problem with craft after updating to the new version.
  the entry-overview (foo.com/craft-admin/entries/) seems to load much slower than before when I click an entry (up to 10 seconds)
  problem part 2: we just created about 100 sections, which makes the system complete unusable, as we run into timeouts by clicking certain entries.
  any idea how to deal with this?
  
  **Tags:** mysql, timeout
  
  
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  ### Answer by username_0 on 2016-03-30. Score: 3
  
  okay, guess I got it.
  as soon as I kick the Preparse Field-plugin, everything works smooth. but i guess it's not the plugin that causes the trouble, it's the way craft is writing its logs for deprecated code?
  
  another solution: RTFM..
  in Preparse Field-plugin: activate "Disable all Preparse field columns on all element indices".
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_1**: Yeah, update the preparse plugin to get rid of the deprecated messages, and disable the element indices thing, that will slow things down if you have alot of entries.  
  
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